STORAGU

SERIES OF LETTERS Beturen Parties, whesr Names would

Mere known, or lefs lamented. Governor. “ Who did the bloody dud! Oroonoko. “Me deed was mine, “ , Bloody I know it is, and I expect « Jourlaves should tell me so. Thus, self-condemne

, «Ido resign myself into

hands,

your
“The hands of justice"
Hartwell, this be not love, it is
"madnepo; Jethin, it is pardonable.
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Printed for G, KEARSLY, at N:46, near Serjeants Inn,
Fleet Street; and R. FAU'LDER, in New Bond Street.

1780.
Entered at Stationer Sacc..

OROONOKO.5.3.

old Batebelor.

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Letter

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R. H. to Miss Huntingdon, Dec.4, 1775.

On drinking-he will not forget their ap-

pointment.

2. The Same to the Same. Huntingdon, Dec. 6. 3.

Declares he will take no advantage of her

confeffion that the loves him offers to

share his little fortunes with her; but, if

love conquers gratitude, protests that she

shall pronounce the victory and the prize.

3. Miss-to Mr. H. Huntingdon, Dec. 7.. 5

After some struggle the declares the victory

and the prize, and appoints the next day

for the latter.

4. Mr. H. to Miss Huntingdon, the same date. 7

Refuses to accept the prize, heavenly asitis,

under the roof of his host and her benefactor--

apology for female frailty --Celia's picture.”

5. The Same to the Same Huntingdoni, Dec. 8.

II

In consequence of something which had

past between them, he formally releases her

from a solemn promise, which the had

made him of bliss en that day.

6. Mifs -- to Mr. H. Hinchinbrook, 10 Dec.

Complains of the kindness of his letters and

his conduct; of his offering to sell out of the

army, and to marry herm6 Auld Robin

Gray"-begs to see him the next day.

7. Mr. H. to Mils Huntingdon, 13 Deco

On epistolary prefaces--gratitude for the prize

he received yesterday--no such word as saticty.

8. The Same to the Same Huntingdon, 24 Dec. 15

Gratitude for the bliss.

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9. Miss