A Book of Scoundrels

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A Book of Scoundrels Charles Whibley

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  Thenhopelessoflife,Hedrewhispenknife,AndmadeasadwidowofJonathan\'swife.

  Butfortypoundspaidher,hergriefshallappease,Andeverymanroundmemayrob,ifheplease.

  ButJonathanrecovered,andMolly,hiswife,wasdestinedasecondtimetowintheconspicuoushonourthatbelongstoahempenwidow.

  Ashiscareerdrewtoitsappointedclose,Fortunewithheldhersmiles.`Peoplegotsopeery,\'complainedthegreatman,`thatingeniousmenwereputtodreadfulshifts.\'Andthen,highesttributetohisgreatness,anActofParliamentwaspassedwhichmadeitacapitaloffence`foraprigtostealwiththehandsofotherpeople\';andintheincreaseofpublicvigilancehisundoingbecamecertain.Onthe2ndofJanuary,1725,adaynoteasytoforget,acreatureofWild\'sspokewithfiftyyardsoflace,worth40,athisCaptain\'sbidding,andWild,havingotherwisedisposedoftheplunder,waschargedonthe10thofMarchthathe`didfeloniouslyreceiveofKatharineStethamtenguineasonaccountandundercolourofhelpingthesaidKatharineStethamtothesaidlaceagain,anddidnotthen,noranytimesince,discoverorapprehend,orcausetobeapprehendedandbroughttoJustice,thepersonsthatcommittedthesaidfelony.\'

  Thusrunstheindictment,and,totheinexpressiblereliefoflessermen,JonathanWildwascondemnedtothegallows.

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