Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
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Page 24
... give him his head , and the beast will go as gently as a cracker in the air . " Obeying this insidious advice , which indeed seemed well calculated to give him a firmer seat , the unlucky cavalier grasped the crupper with his right hand ...
... give him his head , and the beast will go as gently as a cracker in the air . " Obeying this insidious advice , which indeed seemed well calculated to give him a firmer seat , the unlucky cavalier grasped the crupper with his right hand ...
Page 59
... give way to such stupid prejudices and preposterous apprehensions ? Believe me , it would be well for all of us , if we were as good and as well disposed Christians as the excellent family with whom I am now residing . I am obliged by ...
... give way to such stupid prejudices and preposterous apprehensions ? Believe me , it would be well for all of us , if we were as good and as well disposed Christians as the excellent family with whom I am now residing . I am obliged by ...
Page 77
... give orders that the house be kept as quiet as possible , while I watch by the side of my patient , who , I much fear , cannot yet be pronounced out of danger . " Agatha and her father were about to with- draw , when the surgeon , who ...
... give orders that the house be kept as quiet as possible , while I watch by the side of my patient , who , I much fear , cannot yet be pronounced out of danger . " Agatha and her father were about to with- draw , when the surgeon , who ...
Page 92
... give him , will be quite competent to take charge of the invalid , should you determine on retaining him at Hales Court ; but if you follow my ad- vice , you will immediately apprize the magis- trates of what has happened , and let this ...
... give him , will be quite competent to take charge of the invalid , should you determine on retaining him at Hales Court ; but if you follow my ad- vice , you will immediately apprize the magis- trates of what has happened , and let this ...
Page 93
... give up the heart from my bosom than commit such an act of barbarity . The country is in a state of profound peace ... gives me no right to pry into his secrets . " " You will follow your own course , Mr. Shelton , and I shall pursue ...
... give up the heart from my bosom than commit such an act of barbarity . The country is in a state of profound peace ... gives me no right to pry into his secrets . " " You will follow your own course , Mr. Shelton , and I shall pursue ...
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