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"If he comes, it shall be to his death;" and Nancy stooped down, picked up the pieces of paper which Cornbury had torn up, and put them in the basket she carried on her arm. It will be observed, that Nancy had purposely thrown out hints against Wahop, to induce Cornbury to believe that he was not suspected. Her assertion that Wahop was not on the island was false.
"There was no vessel to be seen the next morning the fog was too thick. Have you seen Wahop?" "No; I thought he was on the Isle." "He ought to have been, but has not come; I have been at the oak-tree for three nights running. It's very strange. Do you think that he can have played false?" "I never much liked the man," replied Cornbury.
Have you heard anything of Wahop?" "No one has seen or heard of him," replied the man, "but I have found out what boats they were. Did the lugger come over to-night?" "Yes," replied Nancy, "but I must go in and let Mistress Alice know that you are here."
General Sarsfield and colonel Wahop signified their resolution to Scrvenmore and Rouvigny; hostages were exchanged; a negotiation was immediately begun, and hostilities ceased on both sides of the river.
Have you heard anything of Wahop?" "No one has seen or heard of him," replied the man, "but I have found out what boats they were. Did the lugger come over to-night?" "Yes," replied Nancy, "but I must go in and let Mistress Alice know that you are here."
He had been three days at Ryde, according to the arrangement. The bait took. Cornbury perceiving that the suspicion was against Wahop, thought that he could not do better than to boldly make his appearance at the cave, which would remove any doubts as to his own fidelity.
He had been three days at Ryde, according to the arrangement. The bait took. Cornbury perceiving that the suspicion was against Wahop, thought that he could not do better than to boldly make his appearance at the cave, which would remove any doubts as to his own fidelity.
"If he comes, it shall be to his death;" and Nancy stooped down, picked up the pieces of paper which Cornbury had torn up, and put them in the basket she carried on her arm. It will be observed that Nancy had purposely thrown out hints against Wahop, to induce Cornbury to believe that he was not suspected. Her assertion that Wahop was not on the island was false.
"There was no vessel to be seen the next morning the fog was too thick. Have you seen Wahop?" "No; I thought he was on the Isle." "He ought to have been, but has not come; I have been at the oak-tree for three nights running. It's very strange. Do you think that he can have played false?" "I never much liked the man," replied Cornbury.
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