Wanderers They Knew Not Where (36).
The irritability, by which he had recently become distinguished, was another cause of his declining prosperity, as it occasioned frequent …
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Wanderers They Knew Not Where (35).
All acknowledged that he might worthily demand the hand of the fair maiden, to whose father he had been “faithful …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (34).
Reuben’s recollection strayed drowsily among the perils and hardships through which he had passed, and he was incapable of returning …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (33).
Herds of deer, it is true, sometimes bounded past him, and partridges frequently whirred up before his footsteps; but his …
Two Studies of Robin Molineux.
[Nathaniel Hawthorne's "My Kinsman, Major Molineux" (1831) can be read here. See Tychy passim for further illustrations of Robin's story. …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (32).
Had nature, in that deep hour, become a worshipper in the house, which man had builded? Or was that heavenly …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (31).
Then he strove to speed away the time, by listening to a murmur which swept continually along the street, yet …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (30).
Robin gazed with dismay, and astonishment, on the unprecedented physiognomy of the speaker. The forehead with its double prominence, the …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (29).
Death would come, like the slow approach of a corpse, stealing gradually towards him through the forest, and showing its …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (28).
Herds of deer, it is true, sometimes bounded past him, and partridges frequently whirred up before his footsteps; but his …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (27).
“Home, vagabond, home!” said the watchman, in accents that semed to fall asleep as soon as they were uttered. “Home, …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (26).
But, after he had trodden far upon the rustling forest-leaves, he crept back, impelled by a wild and painful curiosity, …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (25).
In their quietest times, they sang ballads and told tales, for the edification of their pious visitors; or perplexed them …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (24).
The handkerchief had been the bandage of a wound upon Reuben’s arm; and, as he bound it to the tree, …
Wanderers They Knew Not Where (23).
Once, it is said, they were seen following a flower-decked corpse, with merriment and festive music, to his grave. But …
