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I '84 J He replied that he would live and die in her service, let what would happen; his mistress told him that she was totally ruined, that she had sold every thing she possessed and was obliged to seek for service for her own maintenance But her servant vowed that he would not quit her and brought her all that he had saved for twenty years. He then engaged himself in the service of a brazier, at four pice a day. Every evening he brought his wages to his mistress, and thus supported her for four years. 36. Singular Fidelity. One of the descendants of James the se cond who had been deposed, endeavoured in the year 1745 to recover his Phymal throne, but being defeated in battle, the king of England offerd a reward of threelacs of rupees to ару one who should discover him and deliver him up. He took refuge with two common thieves, who, protected him with fidelity and