Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 - Great Britain |
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Page 120
... Audley , and swore that I should expiate her wrongs . " " Ha ! said he so ? I suspected it - I sus- pected it and the second ruffian ? " " Called upon his companion to dispatch me , observing that even assassination was justifiable when ...
... Audley , and swore that I should expiate her wrongs . " " Ha ! said he so ? I suspected it - I sus- pected it and the second ruffian ? " " Called upon his companion to dispatch me , observing that even assassination was justifiable when ...
Page 163
... Audley , declared that from a recent interview he had had with that lady , he was convinced Walter had made a decided impression upon her heart , urging him to press his suit without a moment's delay ; but , above all , to be silent ...
... Audley , declared that from a recent interview he had had with that lady , he was convinced Walter had made a decided impression upon her heart , urging him to press his suit without a moment's delay ; but , above all , to be silent ...
Page 166
... Audley , as well as to himself and the Peer , that his intentions should be placed beyond all possibility of doubt ; and since the latter refused to listen to his oral dis- clamations , he resolved to write him a letter , declaring ...
... Audley , as well as to himself and the Peer , that his intentions should be placed beyond all possibility of doubt ; and since the latter refused to listen to his oral dis- clamations , he resolved to write him a letter , declaring ...
Page 168
... Audley , and seize an opportunity of men- tioning to her that his affections were engaged , when her feminine delicacy would lead her to abandon all thought of continuing their ac- quaintance , she would naturally apprise Sun- derland ...
... Audley , and seize an opportunity of men- tioning to her that his affections were engaged , when her feminine delicacy would lead her to abandon all thought of continuing their ac- quaintance , she would naturally apprise Sun- derland ...
Page 174
... Audley , and how you liked your entertainment in Ormonde Street ? " " Amazement ! are you aware of my visit in that quarter . I have been silent upon the subject ; Seagrave must have divulged it . " " Tush ! I have better and more ...
... Audley , and how you liked your entertainment in Ormonde Street ? " " Amazement ! are you aware of my visit in that quarter . I have been silent upon the subject ; Seagrave must have divulged it . " " Tush ! I have better and more ...
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