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For this purpose a small apartment had been fitted up , so as to bear some
resemblance to a chapel , a circumstance which , at a period when the national
mind was absolutely insanified with a horror of popery and popish plots , was
sufficient ...
For this purpose a small apartment had been fitted up , so as to bear some
resemblance to a chapel , a circumstance which , at a period when the national
mind was absolutely insanified with a horror of popery and popish plots , was
sufficient ...
Page 76
Agatha in the mean while , whose firmness and self - possession were not so
easily daunted , hastened to the apartment in which the sufferer had been placed
, where she found him attended by her parent and Father Bartholomew , the latter
...
Agatha in the mean while , whose firmness and self - possession were not so
easily daunted , hastened to the apartment in which the sufferer had been placed
, where she found him attended by her parent and Father Bartholomew , the latter
...
Page 78
draw , when the surgeon , who had been sent for , entered the apartment , and
had no sooner learned the particulars of the accident , and felt the patient's pulse
, than he expressed great apprehensions that there might be some concussion of
...
draw , when the surgeon , who had been sent for , entered the apartment , and
had no sooner learned the particulars of the accident , and felt the patient's pulse
, than he expressed great apprehensions that there might be some concussion of
...
Page 88
So saying he retired , and remained absent from the apartment until the medical
practitioner made his appearance , which , however , was delayed considerably
beyond the promised hour . After the latter had continued some time with his ...
So saying he retired , and remained absent from the apartment until the medical
practitioner made his appearance , which , however , was delayed considerably
beyond the promised hour . After the latter had continued some time with his ...
Page 100
she exclaimed as Walter entered the apartment , “ there he is , I protest - oup
reputed robber , our Don Guzman , or rather our Don Quixote de la Mancha , who
came to the relief of the distressed damsels ! Meglio tardi che mai , Captain
Colyton ...
she exclaimed as Walter entered the apartment , “ there he is , I protest - oup
reputed robber , our Don Guzman , or rather our Don Quixote de la Mancha , who
came to the relief of the distressed damsels ! Meglio tardi che mai , Captain
Colyton ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2 Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Horace Smith |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2007 |
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