Pitt, the then governor of Newgate. CHAPTER VIII. He knew that he could translate literally. Two persons possessing a more comfortable stock of assurance could not be readily found. He refused his food,—and even when better provisions were offered him, rejected them. Instead, he could not get beyond these minor details—why she wore the dress, whence she had come, and whither she was bound. But it does not sound as if the girl that wears the name resembles either of her parents. Kneebone, having been alarmed by something in the widow's look before her feelings found vent in the manner above described, thrust his hand instinctively into his coat in search of his pocket-book,—about the security of which, as it contained several letters and documents implicating himself and others in the Jacobite plot, he was, not unnaturally, solicitous,—and finding it gone, he felt certain he had been robbed. Immediately he was gone, she regretted that she had not followed. The blast once more swept over the agitated river: whirled off the sheets of foam, scattered them far and wide in rain-drops, and left the raging torrent blacker than before. Erected in Moorfields in 1675, upon the model of the Tuileries, it is said that Louis the Fourteenth was so incensed at the insult offered to his palace, that he had a counterpart of St. McClintock liked it.
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