Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 201
ed againstthe cruelty of her Lord ; but she used no invective. Theywondered at her so great virtue and patience; she answered.They were befitting a modest woman. By this time they approached the house and old Janicolahaving been acquainted with it; and seeing his daughter onlyin her smock, amidst… … her welcome. The Company was in amaze at his moderation,and wondered how nature could be so restrained from passion,and that any woman could have so much grace and virtue. Inwhich amaze not without some reprehension of fortune andtheir Lords cruelty, they left her to the poverty of the Cell,and…
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