Anna St. Ives by Thomas Holcroft
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Where do you come from?
Wolverhampton. What is your trade? A buckle plater. And did you serve out your apprenticeship? No. How so? My master and I quarrelled, he struck me, I beat him, and was obliged to run away. Where did you run to? I went to London. I have an aunt there, a poor woman, who chairs for gentlefolks, and I went to her. How came you here? She got me a place, with a young gentleman who was going on his travels. I had been among horses before I was bound 'prentice, and he hired me as his groom. But how came you to leave him? |
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