DE CLIFFORD; OR, THE CONSTANT MAN. BY THE AUTHOR OF "TREMAINE," "DE VERE," &c. Cum magnis vixi, cum plebeiis, cum omnibus; DR. KING'S Epitaph upon Himself. IN FOUR VOLUMES. VOL. II. LONDON: HENRY COLBURN, PUBLISHER, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. DE CLIFFORD; OR, THE CONSTANT MA N. CHAPTER I. I AGAIN VISIT FOLJAMBE PARK. Heaven keep your honour safe. Amen! SHAKSPEARE.-Measure for Measure. WHOEVER has read me thus far, may be able to imagine my feelings when once again visiting a place which was the most loved object of my memory, and where my young mind had first seemed to know what it was to live. When we arrived at the gates, how different were my feelings from those with which I first saw them. opened to let in a view of what I thought Paradise! How did my heart thrill when I saw and remembered the spot (never indeed forgotten) where the youthful Bertha bounded into the arms of her brother, VOL. II. B (RECAP) 728637 |