[Old Saint Paul’s by William Harrison Ainsworth]@TWC D-Link bookOld Saint Paul’s BOOK THE FOURTH 63/204
"One of his servants is just dead." "Where is the profligate noble ?" cried Leonard, eagerly. "There is the person who owned these clothes," replied Chowles, pointing to the dead-cart.
"You had better ask him." "Where is the Earl of Rochester, I say, villain ?" cried Leonard, menacingly. "How should I know ?" rejoined Chowles.
"Here are your clothes," he added, pushing them towards him. "I will have an answer," cried Leonard. "Not from me," replied Chowles.
And hastily snatching up the livery, he put the cart in motion, and proceeded on his road.
Leonard would have followed him, but the state of his attire did not permit him to do so. Having dressed himself, he hastened to the cathedral, where he soon found the attendant who had charge of Blaize. "Doctor Hodges has been with him," said the man, in reply to his inquiries after the porter, "and has good hopes of him.
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