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which
it
likewise
imitated
in
all
its
actions
;
seemed
to
speak
in
a
little
language
of
its
own
,
had
already
learned
several
words
of
theirs
,
went
erect
upon
two
legs
,
was
tame
and
gentle
,
would
come
when
it
was
called
,
do
whatever
it
was
bid
,
had
the
finest
limbs
in
the
world
,
and
a
complexion
fairer
than
a
nobleman
's
daughter
of
three
years
old
.
Another
farmer
,
who
lived
hard
by
,
and
was
a
particular
friend
of
my
master
,
came
on
a
visit
on
purpose
to
inquire
into
the
truth
of
this
story
.
I
was
immediately
produced
,
and
placed
upon
a
table
,
where
I
walked
as
I
was
commanded
,
drew
my
hanger
,
put
it
up
again
,
made
my
reverence
to
my
master
's
guest
,
asked
him
in
his
own
language
how
he
did
,
and
told
him
HE
WAS
WELCOME
,
just
as
my
little
nurse
had
instructed
me
.
This
man
,
who
was
old
and
dim-sighted
,
put
on
his
spectacles
to
behold
me
better
;
at
which
I
could
not
forbear
laughing
very
heartily
,
for
his
eyes
appeared
like
the
full
moon
shining
into
a
chamber
at
two
windows
.
Our
people
,
who
discovered
the
cause
of
my
mirth
,
bore
me
company
in
laughing
,
at
which
the
old
fellow
was
fool
enough
to
be
angry
and
out
of
countenance
.
He
had
the
character
of
a
great
miser
;
and
,
to
my
misfortune
,
he
well
deserved
it
,
by
the
cursed
advice
he
gave
my
master
,
to
show
me
as
a
sight
upon
a
market-day
in
the
next
town
,
which
was
half
an
hour
's
riding
,
about
two-and-twenty
miles
from
our
house
.
I
guessed
there
was
some
mischief
when
I
observed
my
master
and
his
friend
whispering
together
,
sometimes
pointing
at
me
;
and
my
fears
made
me
fancy
that
I
overheard
and
understood
some
of
their
words
.
But
the
next
morning
Glumdalclitch
,
my
little
nurse
,
told
me
the
whole
matter
,
which
she
had
cunningly
picked
out
from
her
mother
.
The
poor
girl
laid
me
on
her
bosom
,
and
fell
a
weeping
with
shame
and
grief
.
She
apprehended
some
mischief
would
happen
to
me
from
rude
vulgar
folks
,
who
might
squeeze
me
to
death
,
or
break
one
of
my
limbs
by
taking
me
in
their
hands
.
She
had
also
observed
how
modest
I
was
in
my
nature
,
how
nicely
I
regarded
my
honour
,
and
what
an
indignity
I
should
conceive
it
,
to
be
exposed
for
money
as
a
public
spectacle
,
to
the
meanest
of
the
people
.
She
said
,
her
papa
and
mamma
had
promised
that
Grildrig
should
be
hers
;
but
now
she
found
they
meant
to
serve
her
as
they
did
last
year
,
when
they
pretended
to
give
her
a
lamb
,
and
yet
,
as
soon
as
it
was
fat
,
sold
it
to
a
butcher
.
For
my
own
part
,
I
may
truly
affirm
,
that
I
was
less
concerned
than
my
nurse
.
I
had
a
strong
hope
,
which
never
left
me
,
that
I
should
one
day
recover
my
liberty
:
and
as
to
the
ignominy
of
being
carried
about
for
a
monster
,
I
considered
myself
to
be
a
perfect
stranger
in
the
country
,
and
that
such
a
misfortune
could
never
be
charged
upon
me
as
a
reproach
,
if
ever
I
should
return
to
England
,
since
the
king
of
Great
Britain
himself
,
in
my
condition
,
must
have
undergone
the
same
distress
.
My
master
,
pursuant
to
the
advice
of
his
friend
,
carried
me
in
a
box
the
next
market-day
to
the
neighbouring
town
,
and
took
along
with
him
his
little
daughter
,
my
nurse
,
upon
a
pillion
behind
him
.
The
box
was
close
on
every
side
,
with
a
little
door
for
me
to
go
in
and
out
,
and
a
few
gimlet
holes
to
let
in
air
.
The
girl
had
been
so
careful
as
to
put
the
quilt
of
her
baby
's
bed
into
it
,
for
me
to
lie
down
on
.
However
,
I
was
terribly
shaken
and
discomposed
in
this
journey
,
though
it
was
but
of
half
an
hour
:
for
the
horse
went
about
forty
feet
at
every
step
and
trotted
so
high
,
that
the
agitation
was
equal
to
the
rising
and
falling
of
a
ship
in
a
great
storm
,
but
much
more
frequent
.
Our
journey
was
somewhat
farther
than
from
London
to
St.
Alban
's
.
My
master
alighted
at
an
inn
which
he
used
to
frequent
;
and
after
consulting
awhile
with
the
inn-keeper
,
and
making
some
necessary
preparations
,
he
hired
the
grultrud
,
or
crier
,
to
give
notice
through
the
town
of
a
strange
creature
to
be
seen
at
the
sign
of
the
Green
Eagle
,
not
so
big
as
a
splacnuck
(
(
an
animal
in
that
country
very
finely
shaped
,
about
six
feet
long
,
)
)
and
in
every
part
of
the
body
resembling
a
human
creature
,
could
speak
several
words
,
and
perform
a
hundred
diverting
tricks
.
I
was
placed
upon
a
table
in
the
largest
room
of
the
inn
,
which
might
be
near
three
hundred
feet
square
.
My
little
nurse
stood
on
a
low
stool
close
to
the
table
,
to
take
care
of
me
,
and
direct
what
I
should
do
.
My
master
,
to
avoid
a
crowd
,
would
suffer
only
thirty
people
at
a
time
to
see
me
.
I
walked
about
on
the
table
as
the
girl
commanded
;
she
asked
me
questions
,
as
far
as
she
knew
my
understanding
of
the
language
reached
,
and
I
answered
them
as
loud
as
I
could
.
I
turned
about
several
times
to
the
company
,
paid
my
humble
respects
,
said
THEY
WERE
WELCOME
,
and
used
some
other
speeches
I
had
been
taught
.
I
took
up
a
thimble
filled
with
liquor
,
which
Glumdalclitch
had
given
me
for
a
cup
,
and
drank
their
health
,
I
drew
out
my
hanger
,
and
flourished
with
it
after
the
manner
of
fencers
in
England
.
My
nurse
gave
me
a
part
of
a
straw
,
which
I
exercised
as
a
pike
,
having
learnt
the
art
in
my
youth
.
I
was
that
day
shown
to
twelve
sets
of
company
,
and
as
often
forced
to
act
over
again
the
same
fopperies
,
till
I
was
half
dead
with
weariness
and
vexation
;
for
those
who
had
seen
me
made
such
wonderful
reports
,
that
the
people
were
ready
to
break
down
the
doors
to
come
in
.
My
master
,
for
his
own
interest
,
would
not
suffer
any
one
to
touch
me
except
my
nurse
;
and
to
prevent
danger
,
benches
were
set
round
the
table
at
such
a
distance
as
to
put
me
out
of
every
body
's
reach
.
However
,
an
unlucky
school-boy
aimed
a
hazel
nut
directly
at
my
head
,
which
very
narrowly
missed
me
;
otherwise
it
came
with
so
much
violence
,
that
it
would
have
infallibly
knocked
out
my
brains
,
for
it
was
almost
as
large
as
a
small
pumpkin
,
but
I
had
the
satisfaction
to
see
the
young
rogue
well
beaten
,
and
turned
out
of
the
room
.
My
master
gave
public
notice
that
he
would
show
me
again
the
next
market-day
;
and
in
the
meantime
he
prepared
a
convenient
vehicle
for
me
,
which
he
had
reason
enough
to
do
;
for
I
was
so
tired
with
my
first
journey
,
and
with
entertaining
company
for
eight
hours
together
,
that
I
could
hardly
stand
upon
my
legs
,
or
speak
a
word
.
It
was
at
least
three
days
before
I
recovered
my
strength
;
and
that
I
might
have
no
rest
at
home
,
all
the
neighbouring
gentlemen
from
a
hundred
miles
round
,
hearing
of
my
fame
,
came
to
see
me
at
my
master
's
own
house
.
There
could
not
be
fewer
than
thirty
persons
with
their
wives
and
children
(
(
for
the
country
is
very
populous
;)
;)
and
my
master
demanded
the
rate
of
a
full
room
whenever
he
showed
me
at
home
,
although
it
were
only
to
a
single
family
;
so
that
for
some
time
I
had
but
little
ease
every
day
of
the
week
(
(
except
Wednesday
,
which
is
their
Sabbath
,
)
)
although
I
were
not
carried
to
the
town
.
My
master
,
finding
how
profitable
I
was
likely
to
be
,
resolved
to
carry
me
to
the
most
considerable
cities
of
the
kingdom
.
Having
therefore
provided
himself
with
all
things
necessary
for
a
long
journey
,
and
settled
his
affairs
at
home
,
he
took
leave
of
his
wife
,
and
upon
the
17th
of
August
,
1703
,
about
two
months
after
my
arrival
,
we
set
out
for
the
metropolis
,
situate
near
the
middle
of
that
empire
,
and
about
three
thousand
miles
distance
from
our
house
.
My
master
made
his
daughter
Glumdalclitch
ride
behind
him
.
She
carried
me
on
her
lap
,
in
a
box
tied
about
her
waist
.
The
girl
had
lined
it
on
all
sides
with
the
softest
cloth
she
could
get
,
well
quilted
underneath
,
furnished
it
with
her
baby
's
bed
,
provided
me
with
linen
and
other
necessaries
,
and
made
everything
as
convenient
as
she
could
.
We
had
no
other
company
but
a
boy
of
the
house
,
who
rode
after
us
with
the
luggage
.
My
master
's
design
was
to
show
me
in
all
the
towns
by
the
way
,
and
to
step
out
of
the
road
for
fifty
or
a
hundred
miles
,
to
any
village
,
or
person
of
quality
's
house
,
where
he
might
expect
custom
.
We
made
easy
journeys
,
of
not
above
seven
or
eight
score
miles
a-day
;
for
Glumdalclitch
,
on
purpose
to
spare
me
,
complained
she
was
tired
with
the
trotting
of
the
horse
.
She
often
took
me
out
of
my
box
,
at
my
own
desire
,
to
give
me
air
,
and
show
me
the
country
,
but
always
held
me
fast
by
a
leading-string
.
We
passed
over
five
or
six
rivers
,
many
degrees
broader
and
deeper
than
the
Nile
or
the
Ganges
:
and
there
was
hardly
a
rivulet
so
small
as
the
Thames
at
London-bridge
.
We
were
ten
weeks
in
our
journey
,
and
I
was
shown
in
eighteen
large
towns
,
besides
many
villages
,
and
private
families
.
