Andrew Golding - A Tale of the Great Plague by Annie E. Keeling
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V. HOW ANDREW MADE ONE ENEMY, AND WAS LIKE TO HAVE ANOTHER
VI. HOW MR. TRUELOCKE AND MRS. GOLDING LEFT US VII. HOW ANDREW CAME TO THE GRANGE BY NIGHT VIII. HOW A STRANGE MESSENGER BROUGHT US NEWS OF ANDREW IX. HOW WE WENT UP TO LONDON, AND FOUND NO FRIENDS THERE X. HOW WE DWELT IN A HOUSE THAI' WAS NOT OUR OWN XI. HOW THERE CAME NEW GUESTS INTO THE HOUSE XII. HOW WE SAILED FOR FRANCE IN THE 'MARIE-ROYALE' CONCLUSION.--HOW LUCIA DWELLS IN ENGLAND, AND ALTHEA OTHERWHERE INTRODUCTION. HOW I, LUCIA DACRE, CAME TO WRITE THIS HISTORY, AT THE TIME THAT I WITH MY SISTER WAS LODGED IN A DESERTED HOUSE IN LONDON, WHEN THE GREAT PLAGUE WAS AT ITS HEIGHT; WHICH WAS IN THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, ANNO SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE. Now that my sister and myself are in such a strange melancholy case, and |
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