apparition in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3
ushed in and closed, while his blood flowed freely from a wound in the forehead, and ensanguined his adversary as they grappled in deadly conflict. The accuracy of the Count’s aim, faultless and unerring in gallery practice, or at the _poupée_, of which he could drill heart, head, or limb, five tim…
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- A Colonial Reformer, Volume 3; Rolf Boldrewood
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ushed in and closed, while his blood flowed freely from a wound in the forehead, and ensanguined his adversary as they grappled in deadly conflict. The accuracy of the Count’s aim, faultless and unerring in gallery practice, or at the _poupée_, of which he could drill heart, head, or limb, five times out of six, may or may not have been shaken by the sudden apparition of Jack Windsor, or by the portentous yell which that gentleman emitted, worthy of Piambook or Boinmaroo, as he observed the Count in the act of firing at the sacred head of his benefactor. Too late to interpose with effect as he stood on a block of sandstone.
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