The Guardian

The Guardian
ISBN-10
0813133203
ISBN-13
9780813133201
Series
The Guardian
Category
Literary Collections
Language
English
Publisher
University Press of Kentucky
Author
John Calhoun Stephens

Description

She wore a flying Robert of a slight green Stuff ; 1 she had her Sheep - hook in one Hand , and the fatal Pipe in the other . ... He wore a Crimson Vest , cut indeed after the Shepherd's Fashion , but so enriched with Embroidery ...

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