Works, Հատոր 28J. G. Gregory, 1859 |
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... prisoner , to leave the room . Turning to Captain Wharton , he inquired , mildly : " Tell me , Henry , the circumstances of this disguise , in which Captain Lawton reports you to have been found , and remember - remember - Captain ...
... prisoner , to leave the room . Turning to Captain Wharton , he inquired , mildly : " Tell me , Henry , the circumstances of this disguise , in which Captain Lawton reports you to have been found , and remember - remember - Captain ...
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... prisoner , As the deceased was the immediate sentinel over the person of young Whar- ton , and the other was not to be blamed for defending the horses , which were more particularly under his care , his captain heard him with uneasiness ...
... prisoner , As the deceased was the immediate sentinel over the person of young Whar- ton , and the other was not to be blamed for defending the horses , which were more particularly under his care , his captain heard him with uneasiness ...
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... prisoner . These orders might be expected every hour , and his uneasiness increased in proportion as the moment approached when his friend might be removed from his protection . In this disturbed state of mind , the major wan- dered ...
... prisoner . These orders might be expected every hour , and his uneasiness increased in proportion as the moment approached when his friend might be removed from his protection . In this disturbed state of mind , the major wan- dered ...
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