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P. S. I can't get it out of my head the pace the Gentleman went, considering the interruption he met with from riding over the Saloup Woman.
The Parish Officers had a long meeting about this strange man that shew'd his face here. But I soon convinced 'em he had not staid long enough in the parish to gain a settlement; and so they are easy. But there's great debates in the Vestry, and in the Coffee-house, and Mr. Figg's shop yet about it.
MY OBSERVATIONS.
I was much staggered when I read this
account first; but finding, on enquiry, that
Mr. Gorget, the Surgeon, was a Barber, I
grew easier, and was no more afraid of the
North Road than any other—I shall however
