Sheppard. Gay, the poet, who wrote the 'Captives,' which was lately acted at Drury Lane, and was so much admired by the Princess of Wales. " "First, let me introduce my friends," returned Jack, stepping to the door. "Do you hear me?" cried the lady, with increasing vehemence. It always comes out sooner or later. She had a political cartoon from 1785 that showed a tall man in a cape, a caricature of a French politico that looked suspiciously like him. Hurrying on, his progress was soon checked by a strong door, several inches in thickness, and nearly as wide as the passage. The cloth was removed, and Wood, drawing the table as near the window as possible—for it was getting dusk —put on his spectacles, and opened that sacred volume from which the best consolation in affliction is derived, and left the lovers—for such they may now be fairly termed—to their own conversation. Night and day have been alike to me. At length Jack Sheppard observed:—"The coast's clear.
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