Thaddeus of Warsaw

Excerpt from Thaddeus of Warsaw

O! Doftor, cried lhe, as the ~man afcended the flairs, I have the bell young gentleman that ever the fun (home on', dy~ ing in that room He would not let me fend for you; and now he is raving like a mad creature.

Mr. Vincent entered the Count's humble apartment, and undrew the curtains of the bed. Thaddeus, exhaufled by his delirium, had funk back, almolt fenfelefs on the pill low. Mrs. Roblon, at this light, fuppofing him dead, uttered a fhriek that was in a moment echoed by the cries of the little William, who flood near his grandmother.

Hufh, my good woman, laid the doétor, in a low voice, the gentleman is not dead; leave the room till' you have re covered yourfelf, and I will engage that you {hall fee him alive when you return.

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