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whenlondonbued
byg.a.henty
preface
edtardthereignofcharlesii.asohe
stingloriousperiodsofenglishhistory;butthis
beingthecase.itistruethattheextravagandprofligacyof
theurtoapointunknoe,
f,bytheindignationtheyexcitedangthepeopleat
large,theincauseoftheoverthrohehouseofstuart.but,
oherhand,thenatioraordinaryadvanrce
andh,hevalourofoursailorsonspicuousunder
thedukesofyorkandalberle,princerupertandtheearlof
sandself,andtheirvictories
resultedintransferringthercialashenaval
suprecyofhollandtothisuntry.inspiteofthecruelblows
inflictedontheheuntry,alikebytheextravagance
oftheurt,thebadnessofthegovent,thegreatplague,and
thedestruoflondonbyfire,araordiensionofour
tradeoccurredduringthereignofcharlesii.suchaperiod,
therefore,althoughitsbrilliancyarredbydarkshado
bensideredasaningloriousepoch.ithebravery
ofoursailors,bythefearlessnesshhealitionof
francehhollandhespiritofenterpriseh
ertsandtradersseizedtheopportunity,and,inspite
ofnationalsfortunes,raisedenglandintheurseofafewyears
totherankofthegreatestrcialpoheworld.
g.a.henty.
s
chapter
i.fatherless
ii.ageforthebetter
iii.athiefsowhere
iv.captured
v.kidnapped
vi.anarroape
vii.savedfrovillain
viii.thecaptainsya
ix.thefireinthesavoy
x.hothedutch
xi.princerupert
xii.newfriends
xiii.thebattleoflooft
xiv.honourablescars
xv.theplague
xvi.fatherandson
xvii.sttendown
xviii.astrokeofgoodfortune
xix.takingpossession
xx.thefightoffdunkirk
xxi.londoninflas
xxii.afterthefire
illustrations
”esspreadfroousetohouse”
”dontcry,lad;youe”
”thisisprinary”
”robertashford,knifeinhand,attackedjohnhfury”
”cyrilsatupanddrankoffthesofthepannikin”
”forheavenssake,sir,donotcausetrouble”
”takeherdoherearethreeothers”
”cyrilraisedthekingshandtohislips”
”adutofwarranalongsideandfiredabroadside”
”forthelastti:hedeed”
”ebacktoyouroyril”
”es”thekingaskedeagerly
whenlondonbued
chapteri
fatherless
ladstoodlookingoutofthedorrilyfuished
attiber
1664.nuersofpersonsanyof
theoingoutthroughthebars,fiftyyardsaothefields
beyond,esportsoing,ry
peopleinginthevillagesof
highgateandhastead,tybuandbayser.buttheladnoted
nothingthathtears,andhis
thoughtsbehindhiforhere,ffinedin
readinessforburial,laythebodyofhisfather.
siraubreyshenstonehadnotbeenagoodfatherinanysehe
beenharshorcruel,buthehadaltogetheeglected
hisson.beyouesofloyaltyandurage,hepossessedfew
others.hehadfought,asayoungn,forcharles,andevenang
thecavaliersedforreckless
bravery.hefatalfieldofer,thelasthopesofthe
royalistsedhisescapetofrand
takenuphisabodeatdunkirk.hisestateshadbeenforfeited;and
afterspendingtheproceedsofhishosehehad
carriedaboutiuneagainstthecausefor
,hesanklowerandlower,andhadforyearslivedon
thestypensionalloothekingandhisadherents.
siraubreyhadbeehes
didchtotingthepeopleofenglandagainstthecauseof
charles.hegaledanddrank,interlardedhisionh
oaths,anddespisedashe
fought.sfortunedidnotirovehihestilldrankwhenhehad
odoso,galedforsllsuinloenofhis
oallestprovocation.had
itnotbeenforhissonheyof
snpo,
noruldheleaveitbehind.
siraubreyaltogetherhoutgoodpoints.hewoulddivide
hislastself.intheof
tisheoneyakingajoke
ofhisiesandkeepingabravefacetotheworld.
edbyhisfather,thegreaterportionofhis
tiabroad,cyrilnotbeenfor
thekindnessofladyparton,the
typetosiraubrey.hehadbeenanintitefriendoflordfalkland,
and,likethatnoblen,haddrahthegreatest
reludoupon
overthroandnstituting
itselfthesoleauthorityinengland.aftertheexecutionofcharles
hehadretiredtofranddidnottakepartierrisings,
butlivedasecludedlifehhisof
theseeageascyril;andasthelatterstherhad
beenaneighbourofhersbefe,ladypartonprosedher,
onherdeathbed,tolookafterthechild,aprosethatshe
faithfullykept.
sirjohnpartonhadalotheassociationofhisboy
hthesonofsiraubreyshenstohehadrelutlyyielded
tohishegreaterportionofhis
tiattheirhouse,sharingthelessonsharryreceivedfron
englishclergynhislivingbythe
fa.hean,aswellasan
excellentscholar,andunderhisteag,aidedbythegentle
preceptsofladyparton,arictbutkindlyruleofher
husband,cyrilrecei
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