...“And old Grimsby swears he saw the fellow’s tail and cloven hoof when he was waylaid by him,” commented Lindley...
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... Hard as it is to believe, old Grimsby signed it, and afterward he was afraid to go back on his signature, for fear—why, simply for fear that the devil would come for him if he did...
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... So, in reality, old Grimsby will have to use his power to save this thief, if ever he’s caught, to keep his own son and heir off the road...
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...“Is not that Lord Farquhart now?” asked young Grimsby...
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... There was a sudden lull in the chatter that encompassed her, for others beside Jack Grimsby were questioning what the Lady Barbara had reserved for her future lord...
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...She swept away from Lord Grimsby...
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...At last he raised his eyes to Lord Grimsby, who was still looking at him curiously...
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...“I fear that I should also ask your pardon, my Lord Grimsby, for this confusion...
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...“Surely my Lord Grimsby is going to place no reliance on a tale like this told by a whimsical girl!” retorted Lord Farquhart before Lord Grimsby’s slow words had fallen on his ears...
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...“Ay, it shall be proved, too,” cried Jack Grimsby, who had been so warmly befriended in time of direct need by the Black Highwayman...
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...Farquhart shuddered out from under the protecting hand young Grimsby had laid on his shoulder...
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...“A pretty tale,” Jack Grimsby again interrupted, in spite of his father’s commands...
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...“How did you account for the jewels in your coat if you did not put them there yourself?” demanded Lord Grimsby...
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...But the hopes that were based on the demon-inspired terror, and the paternal love of Lord Grimsby, seemed faint, indeed, to Lindley as he rode toward London that night...
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...No, Lord Grimsby had not been present...
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...Lord Grimsby had been summoned from Padusey, however, to pronounce the highwayman’s doom...
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...Lord Grimsby had not yet entered the room, but from behind the curtains that covered the door of Lord Grimsby’s private apartment rolled Lord Grimsby’s sonorous voice...
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...“One can argue little of the devil’s doings,” raged Lord Grimsby...
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... She stood in front of Jack Grimsby...
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...It was Jack Grimsby she was haranguing...
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...“Is an oath nothing to you, then?” she cried, impetuously, still addressing Jack Grimsby...
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... Lord Grimsby was trying to recall if ever he had heard of the devil guising himself as a young red-headed girl, covering himself, from horned head to cloven hoof, in azure velvet...
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...John Whitgift (1583-1604) was born at Great Grimsby and educated atCambridge, where John Bradford was his tutor: he became one of Elizabeth’schaplains and Master of Pembroke Hall and of Trinity...
Hartley Withers 「The Cathedral Church of Canterbury [2nd ed.].」
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