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Page 17
Paul indeed was a stranger to fear , and would with perfect unconcern have
mounted a Hippogriff or ' one of the flammiferous horses of the sun , had such an
animal been WALTER COLYTON . 17 the real ones, for Jaspar Colyton had very .
..
Paul indeed was a stranger to fear , and would with perfect unconcern have
mounted a Hippogriff or ' one of the flammiferous horses of the sun , had such an
animal been WALTER COLYTON . 17 the real ones, for Jaspar Colyton had very .
..
Page 47
My good friends , " said the stranger , putting his head into the room , while he still
held the bridle of his steed from which he had dismounted , “ can you tell me the
horse - road to Goathurst ? and will you still farther oblige me by a draught of ...
My good friends , " said the stranger , putting his head into the room , while he still
held the bridle of his steed from which he had dismounted , “ can you tell me the
horse - road to Goathurst ? and will you still farther oblige me by a draught of ...
Page 49
Perfectly , ” said the stranger smiling , " but nevertheless I should be glad to learn
the road to Goathurst . " “ Dang it ! I ha ' vound thee out , ” cried the old woman
peering in his face , the expression of her countenance suddenly changing to a ...
Perfectly , ” said the stranger smiling , " but nevertheless I should be glad to learn
the road to Goathurst . " “ Dang it ! I ha ' vound thee out , ” cried the old woman
peering in his face , the expression of her countenance suddenly changing to a ...
Page 50
The stranger was amused by this instance of the natural selfishness of old age ,
even in a mutually attached couple , thus congratulating themselves on their
freedom from each other's infirmities , and respectively deeming each lot to be
the ...
The stranger was amused by this instance of the natural selfishness of old age ,
even in a mutually attached couple , thus congratulating themselves on their
freedom from each other's infirmities , and respectively deeming each lot to be
the ...
Page 51
Mortified as she was at finding that the stranger had not come to inspect it , she
civilly furnished the information he required ; and in compliance with his farther
request , mixed him a ' cup of milk and water , during the presentation of which
Meg ...
Mortified as she was at finding that the stranger had not come to inspect it , she
civilly furnished the information he required ; and in compliance with his farther
request , mixed him a ' cup of milk and water , during the presentation of which
Meg ...
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| 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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