À×µçÄ£ÄâÆ÷1.8.6°æ±¾ root¹¤¾ß Ä£ÄâÖÕ¶Ë×°kali Ê®´óºÚ¿Æ¼¼Èí¼þ ħ·¨Á£×ÓÔõôÍæ°æ

¶àÒæÔƲÊƱ¼Æ»®Èº¿É¿¿Âð ×îÐÂÏà¹Ø½éÉÜ

�¥¥è½

The man did not reply, and Black Jack, congratulating himself that he had prudently kept his own counsel, endeavoured to turn the attention of the leaders from the consequences to the cause. Holgrave positively refused to sanction the contemplated firing: "No man," said he, "has a right to burn what does not belong to him." But he was only one man, and the sense of abstract justice was not sufficiently strong in those about him, to overbalance the advantages that might result from the deed. Certainly, to speak the truth, Turner hesitated some time before he assented, but the pithy language of Thomas Sack, and the covert insinuations of the lettered Oakley, overpowered his better judgment, and the thing was decided upon.¤Ì¥¢À¢

�¥Ñ¥¥

Calverley replied in the affirmative: and then, on a motion from Isabella, withdrew.٥ؼ¯¿¤¶Ó¥Ý¥í

�¥ì¥¥¥¥Æ¤¥¥ð

�µ°¥ô¤

�¤¬¥À¥¥×¥¤óéÄ

�¤ÞÁ̩뾤ӤÄÝà

�Ö©¤±¥c¤²¥¤

�¤¤Þ¥¹­¬¤

�Ìãð¥¤

"Sir leader," said De Vere, "we have come at the king's command to make known to these assembled Commons his grace's pleasure. Are ye willing to listen to the royal clemency?"¤§¤¤

�婵

�´¥¥¤¤±¤¤¤

�¼¥Ë

�¤¥¥ôí뾤ӢÙ

�¤ìÔ