Traditions of
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共 40 段- He was now alone, shivering from cold and fright. He felt as
- Springtide was past, and great was the stir and bustle for t
- "About half-way over the sand, the mouldering castle, with i
- It was about the first watch, as before mentioned, when the
- "Shall I repeat the stroke?" said Simon, when the disturbanc
- It was past midnight, and the flickering embers threw a doub
- "And the blessing was given--the boon from heaven;
- "Thy danger is terrible indeed. But he gave thee some equiva
- "He scents death like a carrion crow, I tell ye; an' if he b
- Musing and much troubled, by reason of many conflicting emot
- Marian felt actually as though in the presence of the Evil O
- They departed, and the subsequent history of the gallant Rup
- Before an oaken screen, beautifully carved with arabesque or
- Saying this, with an air of dignity far superior to his usua
- "And what else?" inquired the other; "for by my halidome tho
- The fisherman went out with this message; and on his return
- The hall, about 180 years ago, was the residence of Thomas F
- While the speaker relapsed into one of his usual reveries, S
- "It is not too late," said the stranger, with great solemnit
- Towards eventide, or ere the lights were renewed in the deat
- "And how if the fog of yesternight should come again, or we
- But the individual whom the rowers had put ashore withstood
- "Prithee, be quiet, and listen. He stood there, methought, a
- On the flat, bare, sandy coast, near to Southport, now a mod
- "If that plaguy thing had been down deep enough before," tho
- "Now, sir," said his majesty's vicegerent, puffing from unwo
- Master Anthony Hardcastle was the only son of a substantial
- Anthony pulled his cloak tightly about him; and while the we
- "Look! here's other guess stuff than my lady's bed straw," s
- Another blow was heard, louder than before. Those who were n
- It was the cry of faith; a look fixed upon Him "who is not s
- The sky was already growing cold and grey above the ridge op
- "Daft, daft. What fool would turn into roost wi' me? Clean g
- He was a great treasure-hunter and invoker of demons, and it
- "Tush, fool! If we get hold on 't now it shall be ours, and
- He arose feverish and unrefreshed. Yesterday's bargain did n
- In a little space the coach stopped, and De Vessey was invit
- The flames were close upon him. He was nigh suffocated. A pe
- On that morning a number of idlers had assembled about the g
- "By this!" said the centurion, taking up a thong for his cor