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The seventeenth Earl gallant and ardent, and in the prime of youth went forth one day from the Eternal City to a steeple-chase in the Campagna. A mutilated corpse was brought back to his hotel in the Piazza di Spagna. Death, alas! is no respecter of the Nobility. That shattered form was all that remained of the fiery, the haughty, the wild, but the generous Altamont de Pentonville!
He waited until he was outside to open it, and with the utmost amazement he read the contents: "Pentonville Prison. "My Dear Sir Lucius I see by the papers that you are in town temporarily, so I address you at Morley's instead of Priory Court. A very curious thing has happened.
Madison Avenue, and do it in person, when you next come to the city," said the lady, smiling. "Now, if you will kindly call that stage, I will bid you good-by for the present." Ben complied with her request, and joyfully resumed his walk down Broadway. Though Ben had failed in the main object of his expedition, he returned to Pentonville in excellent spirits.
When the stranger, who had proved so opportune an ally to Lothair at the Fenian meeting, separated from his companion, he proceeded in the direction of Pentonville, and, after pursuing his way through a number of obscure streets, but quiet, decent, and monotonous, he stopped at a small house in a row of many residences, yet all of them, in, form, size, color, and general character, so identical, that the number on the door could alone assure the visitor that he was not in error when he sounded the knocker.
"'O, yes, he is my son, and that girl you saw here was my daughter; I keep this inn and they help me, but it is a slow way to live, I can tell you. Travel on these roads is slim. "'I should think likely, I returned, remembering the half dozen or so hills up which I had clambered since I took to my horse. 'How far are we from Pentonville?
I haven't any sister, or father and mother either. I'm an orphan; I live at Pentonville. 'Only hear him, how he braves it out! cried the young woman. 'Why, it's Nancy! exclaimed Oliver; who now saw her face for the first time; and started back, in irrepressible astonishment. 'You see he knows me! cried Nancy, appealing to the bystanders. 'He can't help himself.
Hampton, giving an exhibition from the White Conduit Gardens, Pentonville, offered the young man, then twenty-five years old, his first ascent. In after years Coxwell referred to his first sensations in characteristic language, contrasting them with the experiences of the mountaineer.
He does not altogether take the view of the Heathen which you would get in an Exeter Hall meeting. Does not expatiate on their ignorance, their blackness, or their nakedness. Does not at all think of the Florentine Islington and Pentonville, as inhabited by persons in every respect superior to the kings of the East; nor does he imagine every other religion but his own to be log-worship.
"William Guppy, of Penton Place, Pentonville, in the county of Middlesex," he murmured. "Between this gentleman, Mr. William Guppy, of Penton Place, Pentonville, in the county of Middlesex, and myself." "Thank you, miss," said Mr. Guppy. "Very full er excuse me lady's name, Christian and surname both?" I gave them. "Married woman, I believe?" said Mr. Guppy. "Married woman. Thank you.
Taylor was kind enough to recommend his poet to a Monsieur Ventouillac, '14, Gumming Street, Pentonville; an enterprising professor of French, who was about entering upon the Souvenir and Keepsake speculation.
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