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Page 128
Thy friends all slain , or taken ; Thy army clean dispersed , and nothing left But thy good sword , this castle , and thyself ? thy hand ! dost feel me tremble ? Is't so ! Mont . Julia ! My friends are stedfast , and my army stands ...
Thy friends all slain , or taken ; Thy army clean dispersed , and nothing left But thy good sword , this castle , and thyself ? thy hand ! dost feel me tremble ? Is't so ! Mont . Julia ! My friends are stedfast , and my army stands ...
Page 369
His half - extended hand dropped , as it tried to take it . He hung his head , played with his fingers , as if unwilling to receive ... He still stood , put his hand in his pocket , as if to return the money , sighed , shook his head .
His half - extended hand dropped , as it tried to take it . He hung his head , played with his fingers , as if unwilling to receive ... He still stood , put his hand in his pocket , as if to return the money , sighed , shook his head .
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The Hand of Providence ! manifested in a faithful Nar- rative of real Facts ; illustrative of its Punishment of Vice , and Reward of Virtue : interspersed with genuine Anecdotes and suitable Reflections . 12mo . 6s . Boards . Darton .
The Hand of Providence ! manifested in a faithful Nar- rative of real Facts ; illustrative of its Punishment of Vice , and Reward of Virtue : interspersed with genuine Anecdotes and suitable Reflections . 12mo . 6s . Boards . Darton .
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