 | 1804 - 464 pages
...talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, " What noise is that ?" and a man answered, " Perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was exceedingly fatigued, returned to the garret, garret, and laid down for more than two hours : after which he crept down as far as the room where... | |
 | 1815 - 706 pages
...What noise is that ?" and a man answered, *' perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was now horridly fatigued, returned to the garret, and laid down for...after: which he crept down once more as far as the room whero the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking his leave of the family, and saw the maid... | |
 | Andrew Knapp, William Baldwin (Attorney at law) - 1824 - 528 pages
...t;il Kin;; in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, ' What noise is that?' and a man answered, ' Perhaps the dog or cat.' Sheppard, who was exceedingly...the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking leave of the family, and saw the maid light him down stairs. As soon as the maid returned, he resolved... | |
 | Andrew Knapp, William Baldwin (Attorney at law) - 1824 - 612 pages
...clinking, a woman cried, i What noise is that ? ' and a man answered, 1 Perhaps the dog or cat.' Sheppaird, who was exceedingly fatigued, returned to the garret,...the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking leave of the fami. ly, and saw the maid light him down stairs. As soon as the maid re. turned, he resolved... | |
 | 1825 - 840 pages
...a man answered, " Perhaps the cat." Sheppard, who was excessively fatigued, returned to the attic, and laid down for more than two hours : after which he crept down as far as the room where the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking his leave of the family,... | |
 | John L. Rayner, G. T. Crook - 1926 - 374 pages
...talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, " What noise is that? " and a man answered, " Perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was exceedingly fatigued, returned to the garret and lay down for more than two hours ; after which he crept down once more as far as the room where the... | |
 | John L. Rayner, G. T. Crook - 1926 - 374 pages
...talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, " What noise is that? " and a man answered, " Perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was exceedingly fatigued, returned to the garret and lay down for more than two hours; after which he crept down once more as far as the room where the... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 346 pages
...company talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, "What noise is that?" and a man answered, "Perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was exceedingly...for more than two hours: after which he crept down as far as the room where the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking his leave of the family,... | |
 | William McAdoo - 1927 - 336 pages
...company talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried, "What noise is that?" and a man answered, "Perhaps the dog or cat." Sheppard, who was exceedingly...for more than two hours : after which he crept down as far as the room where the company were, when he heard a gentleman taking his leave of the family,... | |
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Turners' leads just as the clock was striking nine. It happened that the door of the garret next the Turner's leads was open, on which he stole softly down two pair of stairs, and heard some company talking in a room. His irons clinking, a woman cried,... 