Mary Harland; or the Journey to London. A tale of humble life

acquaintance affection affectionate appearance ashamed asked Bayswater began Betsy Thornton Betsy's better bless Bloomsbury Square body bonnet Captain Freeman cheerful child comfort countenance dear dear Mary delight door dress duty endeavour Epsom eyes feel Frith Gaylove's gentleman girl give glad gone Gravesend hands happy Hawthornden hear heard heart hope humble innocent kind knew lady laughed leave live London look marriage married Mary felt Mary Harland Mary's master mind mistress Nancy never night Oxford Street painful parents pleased pleasure poor Mary Rachel repentance round scarcely seemed servant shillings sister sister Nancy situation soon sorrow spect stairs Street sure tears tell tender thanked thing Thomas Wilson thought tion told Tottenham Court Road turn unhappy walk Walworth Watkins whilst wife William Marshall Wilson wish woman Woodforde words workhouse young