10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JAILORESS»
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1
The Life of Simon Lord Lovat
SINCE however Lord Lovat perceived, that the last no* punishment continued to
be delayed, he thought proper to address himself to a grim jailoress, who came
every day to throw him something to eat, in the same silent and cautious manner
...
Lord Simon Fraser Lovat, Hugh Keith Fraser, 1902
2
History of the Frasers of Lovat. To which is added those of ...
Since, however, Lord Lovat perceived that the last punishment continued to be
delayed, he thought proper to address himself to a grim jailoress, who came
every day to throw him something to eat, in the same silent and cautious manner
in ...
Alexander Mackenzie, 1896
3
Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745
By the " clink of a louis d'or," the prisoner managed to subdue the fidelity of this
fair jailoress; she supplied him with pens and paper, and he immediately began a
correspondence with his absent friends at the French Court. After a time, the ...
Thomson ..., James Thomson, 1845
4
Universal classics library
... temperament and whose conscience equally attached him to his spouse. He
was soon completely governed once more — under lock and key, as it were,
night and day. By this means the Queen was jailoress and prisoner at the same
time.
5
Mauleverer's divorce, by the author of 'Whitefriars'.
My jailoress herself would grow weary and alarmed at its length. She would
release me unconditionally, and I came forth a conqueror ! Often a vory faint and
exhausted one, certainly. I generally made it a point of honour not to touch the
TUE ...
6
The Dauphin (Louis XVII): The Riddle of the Temple
Now, M. M. was unable to refuse the followers the satisfaction of questioning the
jailoress of the Temple, so three of them called at the Incurables and had a fairly
long conversation with the old inmate, a conversation all the details of which ...
7
Heroic women of the Revolution [selections from various ...
... bouquets, which the jailoress transmitted to her prisoner, as a testimony of
fidelity, in the humblest conditions of life. The interior of the dungeon thus
conveyed to the captive some traces of the usage and fragrance of those gardens
she had ...
Alphonse Marie L. de Prat de Lamartine, 1848
8
History of Woman Suffrage: 1876-1885
... Regard to Property and Divorce — Constitutional Commission, 1873 — Trial of
Rev. Isaac M. See — Women Preaching in his Pulpit — The Case Appealed —
Mrs. Jones, Jailoress — Legislative Hearings . . 476 Contents. xiii. CHAPTER XL.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Brownell Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gage, 1886
9
Human F. A novel ... interspersed with poetry. By the author ...
hours elapsed before I saw my lord, when he introduced a tall awkward gawky,
as my. jailoress, whom he told me was at my c0m-_mand, when and where
Ixpleased, also my. companion and bed-sellow, if agreeable, being a person in
whose ...
10
Life and letters of the late Admiral Sir Bartholomew James ...
I hope I may never have a worse prison or a more unpleasant jailoress ! " The
baron told me that the salt trade in the boats was carried on by the poor
fishermen of the islands, who were dependent, as arc many of the inhabitants, on
the salt ...
Henry Norton Sulivan, George Henry Richards (Sir.), 1896
