The Mysteries of Udolpho · Reading edition

Note *
Chapter IX

(*Note: A kind of blunderbuss. [A. R.])

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“Don’t hurry yourself,” said Ludovico, coolly, “I have kept guard before now. But you may leave me your trombone,* that, if the castle should be attacked, you know, I may be able to defend the pass, like a hero.”

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