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Guy Fawkes

CHAPTER XIV
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"I repeat, that though I deeply deplore your condition, I rejoice in your delivery from this sin.

It is better--far better--to die thus, than by the hands of the common executioner." "What do I see ?" cried Guy Fawkes, trying to raise himself, and sinking back again instantly upon the pillow.

"Elizabeth Orton rises before me.
She beckons me after her--I come!--I come!" "Heaven pity him!" cried Viviana.

"His senses have left him!" "She leads me into a gloomy cavern," continued Fawkes, more wildly; "but my eyes are like the wolf's, and can penetrate the darkness.

It is filled with barrels of gunpowder.


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