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and hearing, as ſoon as he landed, of his Siſter's intended Wedding, had rode Poſt, to ſee that a proper Settlement was made on her; which he thought ſhe was now intitled to, as he himſelf was both able and willing to give her an ample Fortune. They ſoon returned to the Communion-Table, and were married in Tears, but they were Tears of Joy.
There is ſomething wonderful in this young Gentleman's Preſervation and Succeſs in Life; which we ſhall acquaint the Reader of, in the Hiſtory of his Life and Adventures, which will ſoon be publiſhed.
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