Mandeville: A Tale of the Seventeenth Century in England, 2. kötet

acquainted affair Anthony Ashley Cooper appeared arrived attorney Audley Mandeville Beaulieu bosom character Clif Clifford Colonel Penruddock consideration countenance creature Cromwel degree desired disease entered existence eyes father favour feelings felt fortune frame gentleman George Lisle Hampole hand happy heard heart Henrietta Hilkiah Holloway honour hour house of Stuart human King Charles Landseer letter Lisle live looked Lord Montagu Mallison Mande Mandeville House manner master ment mind misanthropy Montfort morning mother nature ness never object once passed passion person present purpose racter recollection respecting rietta royal cause royalists sacred emotions Salisbury scarcely scene seemed seen serjeant servant sion Sir Anthony Sir Joseph Wagstaff solitary soul spirit spoke steward stranger suffered tagu thing thought thousand tion told took turned uncle uttered vindication voice whole William of Wykeham Wiltshire Winchester Winchester College wretched young youth