Augustus Darley

"... upon the noses of the same, could not, of course, be considered a nuisance ; but certainly the compound sur gery and back parlour in the man sion of Augustus Darley was, to say the least a-little too full of furniture. While Isabel is pouring out the tea, two gentlemen open the shop door, and the bell attached there to, which ..."

"... the mean-spirited Stuart rewarded the noblest and wisest of his age with a life in a dun: geon and th~e 'death of a traitor ? I don't know whether Augustus Darley thdught all this as lie sat over the struggling smoke and damp in the parlour of the " Bargeman's Delight," which smoke and damp the defiant barmaid told him would ..."

"... Jim liomax out of Blind Peter and on to the heath, and tbat the man who commanded him. so to'do was the prisoner at the bar. Neither was Mr. Augustus Darley to be damaged ; nor yet the landlord of the ' Bargemun's Delight,' who,Vin spite of all cross examination, preserved a gloomy aud resolute -attitude, aud deolared . that 'that ..."

"... ? The feminine occupant of the - parlour is a young lady with dark 1 hair and grey eyes, and something under twenty years of age. She is ? Augustus Darley' s only sister ; she keeps his house, and in an emer : gency she can make up a prescrip tion ? nay, has been known to draw a juvenile ..."