little Jacket of Grey Stuff; all the rest of her Accoutrements were answerable to these, and join'd13with a broad Country Dialect, a rude unpolish'd Air, which she, having been bred in these Parts,knew very well how to imitate, with her Hair and Eye-brows black'd, made it impossible for herto be known, or taken for any other than what she seem'd.

and she rejoic'd to think she had taken that Precaution of providingherself with a Lodging,

Never had she been in such a Dilemma: Threeor four Times did she open her Mouth to confess her real Quality; but the Influence of her illStars prevented it, by putting an Excuse into her Head, which did the Business as well, and at thesame Time did not take from her the Power of seeing and entertaining him a second Time withthe same Freedom she had done this.