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... Harry found none but favourable reports current . Enthusiasm was at its height . The university was even more loyal than the town , and bands of lads smashed the windows of those persons who were supposed to favour the Parliament . More ...
... Harry found none but favourable reports current . Enthusiasm was at its height . The university was even more loyal than the town , and bands of lads smashed the windows of those persons who were supposed to favour the Parliament . More ...
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... Harry to remain behind . At the moment when it was found that Hollis was in force and the trumpets sounded the charge , the lad was riding in the rear of the troop , talking to one of the officers , and his father could take no step to ...
... Harry to remain behind . At the moment when it was found that Hollis was in force and the trumpets sounded the charge , the lad was riding in the rear of the troop , talking to one of the officers , and his father could take no step to ...
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... Harry , and then , closing his eyes , began a long prayer . When he was fairly under weigh , Harry sprang upon him , grasping him by the throat with both hands , and forced him back upon the bed . The little preacher was too much ...
... Harry , and then , closing his eyes , began a long prayer . When he was fairly under weigh , Harry sprang upon him , grasping him by the throat with both hands , and forced him back upon the bed . The little preacher was too much ...
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... Harry set spurs to his horse and again rode forward . He met with no further adventure on the road . When he found by inquiries that he had passed the outposts of the Parliament forces , he joyfully threw the hat , the bands , and cloak ...
... Harry set spurs to his horse and again rode forward . He met with no further adventure on the road . When he found by inquiries that he had passed the outposts of the Parliament forces , he joyfully threw the hat , the bands , and cloak ...
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... Harry seated him- self in the colonel's arm - chair , and repeated to himself the determination at which he had ... Harry rose as he ' You are the son of the man who is master of this house ? ' the officer said , roughly . ' I am his son ...
... Harry seated him- self in the colonel's arm - chair , and repeated to himself the determination at which he had ... Harry rose as he ' You are the son of the man who is master of this house ? ' the officer said , roughly . ' I am his son ...
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