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Page 25
In this manner the capering , barking , laughing , shouting , dust - enveloped
party soon overtook the ladies , when Mrs. Colyton had no sooner discovered the
perilous antics of Dumpling , than she became seriously alarmed for her brother's
...
In this manner the capering , barking , laughing , shouting , dust - enveloped
party soon overtook the ladies , when Mrs. Colyton had no sooner discovered the
perilous antics of Dumpling , than she became seriously alarmed for her brother's
...
Page 27
By this time the phaeton came up , when Mrs. Colyton leaving Edith , who had
been exceedingly agitated at her uncle's perilous exploits , to the care of Hetty ,
jumped out , ran up to Mapletoft , inquired eagerly whether he had been hurt ,
and ...
By this time the phaeton came up , when Mrs. Colyton leaving Edith , who had
been exceedingly agitated at her uncle's perilous exploits , to the care of Hetty ,
jumped out , ran up to Mapletoft , inquired eagerly whether he had been hurt ,
and ...
Page 79
... when he recovers his faculties , he can clear it up to your entire satisfaction , I
should recommend you to disburthen yourself of him as quickly as may be , for
these are most perilous times ; rumours are already afloat to the disparagement
of ...
... when he recovers his faculties , he can clear it up to your entire satisfaction , I
should recommend you to disburthen yourself of him as quickly as may be , for
these are most perilous times ; rumours are already afloat to the disparagement
of ...
Page 81
You are in the hands of friends , " said Father Bartholomew , gazing at him with a
benignant and assuring smile , “ but you have received a perilous shock ; you
must not speak ; you must not agitate yourself ; swallow this opiate , and in the ...
You are in the hands of friends , " said Father Bartholomew , gazing at him with a
benignant and assuring smile , “ but you have received a perilous shock ; you
must not speak ; you must not agitate yourself ; swallow this opiate , and in the ...
Page 89
he exclaimed , on being closeted with that gentleman , — “ I fear you have got a
troublesome , and perhaps a perilous guest within your gates , nor will his
situation warrant any very early removal , unless we put his life in jeopardy , for ...
he exclaimed , on being closeted with that gentleman , — “ I fear you have got a
troublesome , and perhaps a perilous guest within your gates , nor will his
situation warrant any very early removal , unless we put his life in jeopardy , for ...
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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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