Capitola the Madcap by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth
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And the next week, having equally divided their little capital, the mother and son parted--Traverse, by her express desire, keeping to his original plan, set out for the far West. CHAPTER II. OLD HURRICANE STORMS. "At this sir knight flamed up with ire! His great chest heaved! his eyes flashed fire. The crimson that suffused his face To deepest purple now gave place." Who can describe the frenzy of Old Hurricane upon discovering the fraud that had been practised upon him by Black Donald? It was told him the next morning in his tent, at his breakfast table, in the presence of his assembled family, by the Rev Mr. Goodwin. Upon first hearing it, he was incapable of anything but blank staring, until it seemed as though his eyes must start from their sockets! |
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