The Works of George W. M. Reynolds — page 26: what you’re looking at

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A FRIEND IN NEED 9 ments of a British tar, and it was in that raiment he had been captured, this raiment that clothed him now. Count Christoval was, as the reader is aware, a perfect stranger to Ned Russell, but they were not many minutes alone together before the generous-hearted Spanish nobleman won the grateful esteem of the English mariner. And tears, too, trickled down Ned Russell’s sunburned countenance on learning that his own Kate had travelled all the way from England, not merely to see him, but likewise to interest her- self on his behalf. GOCE 0)(6)(0) <S (S(O)