Lionel Lincoln: Or, the Leaguer of Boston |
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affected Agnes already Americans answered appeared approached arms army attention believe better blood body Boston captain Cecil child close companion continued countenance cried danger deep door exclaimed expression eyes face fear feelings fire followed give glance hand head hear heard heart hill hour instant interrupted king known lady leave Lechmere less light Lionel listen live look Major Lincoln manner master means Meriton moment mother moved nature never night officer once party passed person Polwarth possession presence raised Ralph reason returned scene secret seemed seen short side silent smile soldier soon sounds speak step stood stranger streets suffering thing thou thought tion took town troops turned usual voice whole wish woman young
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