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... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OP FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter XXXV. The Nioht Search at Beechwood. The chaise containing the officers of the law had not long left Glasgow when the latter had the satisfaction of finding that they were on the track ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE FIFTY YEARS AGO. XXXVII.—The Tktal op M'Dougax. Menzies having escaped, and that bo effectually as to defy every effort to discover him, it seemed as if M'Dougal alone was to bear the penalty awarded the law ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter XXXVI.—A Good Riddance. It wanted but an hour or two the Usual time for opening his shop when old Sol came dolefully along the street after his abortive night journey to Beechwood ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE OP FIFTY YEARS AGO. CHAPTER XVII. The Desolate Island. The breeze, which had sprung with the dawn and dispelled the fog, freshened the morning advanced, till it seemed as if the storm was to be renewed. There ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; On THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter IX. Solomon Levi and Custom Old Friend in Peril, The course of our story now leads us away to different scenes—away from quiet country landscapes and the pure, simple beauties of nature ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. CHAPTER XVIII.—The Issue. When three days had passed without sail appearing in sight, it became apparant to all that there was probability of their stay on the island being indefinitely prolocged ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT Or, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter XXVI. —A Joyous Return. Mr. Andrew Gilbert was sincerely to be pitied. His quiet, smooth-going life had been disturbed in manner altogether exceptional and fearfuL Hitherto of methodical ...
... and bank notes, I dae it. Then lam lost—l am lost, he screamed, and flung himself on the bed, where he gave way to paroxysm of sobbing and weeping, which shook the bed under him. In and 1 ° WUd desDail '» ne lost all himself, an . Proclaimed his guilt ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. -Chapter XXXVII.—The Trial of M'Dougal. Menzies having escaped, and tbat so effectually to defy every effort to discover him, it seemed as if M'Dougal alone was to bear the penalty awarded ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. Or, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter XXXI. Victor is Placed in an Unenviable Position. When Julia proclaimed herself thus to Victor Moredant, though the tone was hushed and subdued, yet her air was ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; Or, THE LOST SHIPS. A TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. Chapter VIII. Mr. Moredant and James Menzies in Conference— Victor is Found to Have Taken an Important and Decisive Course. Ah, and so he declines to marry the young lady, observed James ...
... VICTOR MOREDANT; OR, THE LOST SHIPS. TALE OF FIFTY YEARS AGO. CHAPTER XII. Jack Blossom and Charles take a Berth in the friendb. So Victor Moredant and his rousin Olive had come to know and to love each other unwittingly, and while under the idea that ...