The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 71: what you’re looking at

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52 REYNOLDS’ WORKS that she had any knowledge of that disreputable person. Deeply indignant was the princess at the treatment which her young friend had sustained, but she was totally at a loss to conceive what could be the motive of the abduction, unless it were to purvey some fresh victim to the lust of Madame Angelique’s patrons. Christina retired at once to her chamber, where she was most kindly ministered unto by the princess herself, who watched by her side until sleep at length closed the young maiden’s eyes. There was one person beneath that roof who understood full well what the outrage meant, and who inwardly deplored its failure, but who outwardly testified sympathy on behalf of our heroine. This was Sagoonah. CORNICLIIOOKS (E(0)