John Inglesant:
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共 20 段- In the morning he heard mass in the chapel, after which the
- Little need be told of the infancy of these boys: traditions
- The laws oppressing the Roman Catholics, which had been stri
- "You have been speaking," he said at length, "of very high a
- It would seem, indeed, that the English mind is not habituat
- "I ought to be a fit person to advise you," said Mr. Ferrar
- While the King was at York, the Marquis of Montrose, who was
- The other's face slightly softened, for indeed the indescrib
- At Sir William Chauncy's Inglesant found the Jesuit and some
- This lady was a peeress in her own right, having inherited t
- The next morning a strong party of the Earl's army endeavour
- "I think you owe something to another," she said, softly; "t
- "The troops who will be sent will be under the strictest ord
- "No," said the King, rising and pacing the closet with unequ
- Inglesant remained in prison, and would have thought that he
- This happened on the 19th of December, and on the 20th of Ja
- The boy continued to look for some time into the crystal, bu
- Lady Cardiff had sent messages to Inglesant every day, expre
- She spoke to him of her joy at seeing him--she so lonely and
- "He is mad," said the Jesuit, "and he is not the less danger