Woodstock, Or, the Cavalier: A Tale of the Year Sixteen Hundred and Fifty-one : in Three Volumes, Volume 3Ballantine, 1826 - 306 pages |
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... arrival of a third party prevented the tragic conclusion of a combat , in which the success of either party must have given him much cause for regretting his victory . VOL . III . I It was the old knight himself who arrived , mounted.
... arrival of a third party prevented the tragic conclusion of a combat , in which the success of either party must have given him much cause for regretting his victory . VOL . III . I It was the old knight himself who arrived , mounted.
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... cause of quarrel . — Tush ! a small thing will do it - the taking of the wall - or the gentle rub of the shoulder in passing each other , or a hasty word , or a mis- conceived gesture . - Come , forget your cause of quarrel , be it what ...
... cause of quarrel . — Tush ! a small thing will do it - the taking of the wall - or the gentle rub of the shoulder in passing each other , or a hasty word , or a mis- conceived gesture . - Come , forget your cause of quarrel , be it what ...
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... cause of quarrel , or rather , to consider it as arising out of a misapprehension , and to offer Master Ker- neguy such friendship as might exist between honourable men , who had embraced different sides in politics . » Unable to ...
... cause of quarrel , or rather , to consider it as arising out of a misapprehension , and to offer Master Ker- neguy such friendship as might exist between honourable men , who had embraced different sides in politics . » Unable to ...
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... cannot cure ‹ me . But my case is not so desperate as you may suppose . My friends are still many in these kingdoms , my allies abroad are bound , by re- gard to their own interest , to espouse my cause WOODSTOCK . 39.
... cannot cure ‹ me . But my case is not so desperate as you may suppose . My friends are still many in these kingdoms , my allies abroad are bound , by re- gard to their own interest , to espouse my cause WOODSTOCK . 39.
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... cause . I have hopes given me from Spain , from France , and from other nations ; and I have confidence that my father's blood has not been poured forth in vain , nor is doomed to dry up without due vengeance . My trust is in Him from ...
... cause . I have hopes given me from Spain , from France , and from other nations ; and I have confidence that my father's blood has not been poured forth in vain , nor is doomed to dry up without due vengeance . My trust is in Him from ...
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