The Son Returns a Man and the Wedding Concludes
A long awaited son arrives from travels and finds joy, romance, and reconciliation. A comic tale of the man in black and a widowed mistress, a double wedding planned, quarrels over carving lightly disrupt the match, but happiness endures as vows are exchanged. The narrator muses on becoming a matchmaker and hints at forthcoming letters of publication.
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Man In Black
Persia
Archangel
Nature
Mever
Confucius
Plain Dealer
Newber Yegs
England
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Cape of Good Hope
Mauritius
Cape
Iles de France
France
Belleisle
Germany
Hanover
Europe
Austria
Silesia
Glatz
Prussia
Saxony
Kingdom of
Pomerania
Pruffin
Britain
Hague
Yorke
East Indies
States-General
Province of Holland
States General
Bengal
Charles II
Marquis de Puente Fuerte
Count de Fuentes
Versailles
Martinico
Republic
Paris
Brussels
Soubise
Mars
Broglio
Munster
Paderborn
Hildesheim
Magdebourg
Vienna
French East India Company
Pondicherry
Great Britain
Hamburgh
Altena
Count de St. Germain
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Nancy Wall
Mal
Port News Deal
Wind S
Portsmouth
Solebay
Baltimore
Downs
His Majesty
Newark
Enterprize
Emerald
Unicorn
Lively
Thomas and Jane Victualler
Welton
Knowler
Oporto
Gravesend
Royal Union
Smith
Rutter
Hazelton
Vigilant
Harrison
Sophia
Trenholm
Kingston
Pape
Clifton
Crompton
Mary
Ann
Cornee
Dabroe
Hadley
Betty
Hunter
Thornton
Sutton
Thomas
William
Hitter
Jubiter
Abbott
Neptune
Shadforth
Hog
Bullington
Rawlinson
Dove
Mills
Petersburgh
Clearon
Olive Branch
Johnson
Bremen
Miles