Henry Smeaton: a Jacobite Story of the Reign of George the First 2
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She must be a wonderful cunning old woman/' With this reflection, he folded his arms on the table, laid his head upon them, and in a few minutes was fast asleep. Every time the house-clock struck, however, he looked up and counted ; and, at the hour of four, shook off his drowsiness, took a tolerable draught from the flagon, and then crept quietly out of the servants' -hall. He had the choice of three doors by which to make his exit. That of the great hall, however, had, to his knowledge, a ver...y bad habit of creaking on its hinges. That VOL. II. N 86 HENEY SMEATOK.
which led into the court led also to the blood-hound ; and, though he was not at all afraid of the aninaars bite, he was afraid of his bark. There was a little door, how- ever, which led into a lesser court, formed expressly, it would seem, for the entertain- ment of the men and maid servants of the family ; and by this convenient passage Highara took his way out, with little diffi- culty and no noise.
Nothing interrupted him on his way to the village ; and there, by the lights he saw in several of the cottages, he perceived that many of the inmates were up, preparing for some of their lawful or unlawful occupations.
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She must be a wonderful cunning old woman/' With this reflection, he folded his arms on the table, laid his head upon them, and in a few minutes was fast asleep. Every time the house-clock struck, however, he looked up and counted ; and, at the hour of four, shook off his drowsiness, took a tolerable draught from the flagon, and then crept quietly out of the servants' -hall. He had the choice of three doors by which to make his exit. That of the great hall, however, had, to his knowledge, a ver...y bad habit of creaking on its hinges. That VOL. II. N 86 HENEY SMEATOK.
which led into the court led also to the blood-hound ; and, though he was not at all afraid of the aninaars bite, he was afraid of his bark. There was a little door, how- ever, which led into a lesser court, formed expressly, it would seem, for the entertain- ment of the men and maid servants of the family ; and by this convenient passage Highara took his way out, with little diffi- culty and no noise.
Nothing interrupted him on his way to the village ; and there, by the lights he saw in several of the cottages, he perceived that many of the inmates were up, preparing for some of their lawful or unlawful occupations.
What to read after Henry Smeaton: a Jacobite Story of the Reign of George the First 2?
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