« Up, and had a mighty mind to have seen or given a note to Deb or to have given her a little money ; to which purpose I wrapped up 40s in a paper, thinking to give her ; but my wife rose presently, and would not let me be out of her sight ; and went down before me into the kitchen, and came up and told me that she was in the kitchen, and therefore would have me go round the other way ; which she repeating, and I vexed at it, answered her a little angrily ; upon which she instantly flew out into a rage, calling me dog and rogue, and that I had a rotten heart ; all which, knowing that I deserved it, I bore with ; and word being brought presently up that she was gone away by coach with her things, my wife was friends ; and so all quiet, and I to the office with my heart sad, and find that I cannot forget the girl, and vexed I know not where to look for her. It will be I fear a little time before I shall be able to wear Deb out of my mind. »