Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
The horseman, at whose approach the interesting inmate of _The Traveller's Rest_ had so abruptly withdrawn from the place of observation whence he was contemplating the Elizabethan front of Carbery Court, had scarcely recognised in the lounger smoking his pipe beneath the elm,...
The horseman, at whose approach the interesting inmate of _The Traveller's Rest_ had so abruptly withdrawn from the place of observation whence he was contemplating the Elizabet...
2. CHAPTER II.--THE STORY OF RUTH.‘I can't think whatever's come over Nathan; he's that queer there's no such thing as making of him out.’ This remark was addressed by Mark Day, the tenor bell-ringer, to Obadiah...
3. CHAPTER III.--TOLLING THE CURFEW.Oliver Peregrine hated Nathan Boltz; but nobody suspected it, least of all Nathan himself. Oliver longed for the time to come when as Squire of Linden he could shew his hatred,...