Riperdá, Juan Guillermo, Duke of, 1680-1737 -- Fiction; Wharton, Philip Wharton, Duke of, 1698-1731 -- Fiction
"I lament my ignorance of the necessity for such precaution," replied
Louis, "but the interdicted intimation is now beyond my recall. I wrote
to both my uncles from Ostend; and twice during my journey to Vienna."
"Such an accident was provided against," answered Ignatius; "Castanos
had the Baron de Ripperda's orders to destroy all such letters in their
way to the post; so be at rest on that head. Your father himself will
take care to let Mr. Athelstone and Sir Anthony know that you are
well, and conducting yourself to his satisfaction."
"I am in his hands, and in your's," said Louis, bowing his head; while
struck by so strange an act of precaution, he had not power to utter a
word more. The Sieur drew his cloak over the dispatches, and without
further observations, left the apartment.
END OF THE FIRST VOLUME.
Printed by A. Strahan,
New-Street-Square, London.
Transcriber's Notes
page 85, firecely changed to fiercely (said the baronet fiercely)
page 96, extacy changed to ecstacy (and he was in so wrapt an ecstacy)
page 119, indecison changed to indecision (He felt his own indecision)
page 122, supicion changed to suspicion (He had no suspicion)
page 143, thrink changed to shrink (seemed ready to shrink)
page 154 "clapsed" changed to "clasped" (He was bending before a table,
and leaning his head upon his clasped hands.)
page 160, hand's changed to hands (least take it out of the Marquis's
hands)
page 163, license changed to licence (My dear Alice, licence in your
sex is more)
page 180, States General changed to States-General to standardize spelling
page 187, agrandize changed to aggrandize (was developed to aggrandize)
page 196, evey changed to every (reposed every day)
page 206, corrected printer's error by adding missing "to" (to explain)
page 209, meandring changed to meandering (along the meandering
banks of the Coquet)
page 242, enthusiam changed to enthusiasm (the disinterested enthusiasm
of the other)
page 284, Athelstone manor changed to Athelstone-manor to standardize
spelling
page 284, effeminancy changed to effeminacy to standardize spelling
(then smiling at the effeminacy of his disgust)
page 262, paxoxysms changed to paroxysms (amidst paroxysms of tears)
page 273, s changed to is (venerable uncle is on his knees)
page 314, postcript changed to postscript (a postscript was written in
the Baron's own hand)
List of Archaic Spelling (not an exhaustive list)
weasel is spelled weazel
control/uncontrolled are spelled controul/uncontrouled
suprise is spelled surprize
ecstasy is spelled ecstacy
ante-room is spelled anti-room
ethereal is spelled etherial
eavesdropper is spelled eve's dropper
negotiation is spelled negociation
choked is spelled choaked
expense is spelled expence
pleasurable is spelled pleasureable
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