The Lover's Grave: Or, the Tragedy of Marshend. a Domestic Tale, Founded On Facts. 2

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Be that, however, as it may, nothing that passed between them reached the ears of those who had alighted, for as soon as they were down the coach was again in motion, and, in a very short time, whirled from their sight.
After Edward and Henry had walked a few hundred yards, they approached a road-side public-house, into which they entered — with the intention, if it appeared possessed of the slightest accommodation, of making it their home for a few days. On their first inquiry, however, an obs...tacle presented itself, which left them no further occasion for observation — there were no beds in the house unoccupied, nor likely to be for some time to come.
A person, who happened to be near the bar at the time, on hearing the question and answer.
190 THE LOVER'S GRAVE; OR, observed, that he very much doubted if they could be accommodated at any public-house between there and Maidstone ; but, tha he had no doubt, they might at a private house, kept by an old lady, about half a mile distant.

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