David Shaw-Parker

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David Shaw-Parker - Poor Eleanor! this was hard upon her.
David Shaw-Parker - The Warden
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 10: Tribulation
David Shaw-Parker - On the whole, therefore, I found the rectory a dull house…
David Shaw-Parker - The warden hung his head, and made no reply…
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 16: A Long Day in London
David Shaw-Parker - How calmly impassive was Tom Towers' face…
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 17: Sir Abraham Haphazard
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 13: The Warden's Decision
David Shaw-Parker - Mr. Harding was not much edified by the manner of the service.
David Shaw-Parker - 'Who's to harm you, man?' argued Spriggs.
David Shaw-Parker - Having written these letters and made a copy of the former one…
David Shaw-Parker - When Bold was ushered into the book-room…
David Shaw-Parker - Charles James was an exact and careful boy…
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 18: The Warden is Very Obstinate
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 11: Iphigenia
David Shaw-Parker - Chapter 9: The Conference
David Shaw-Parker - 'No one who knows Mr. Harding personally accuses him for a moment…'
David Shaw-Parker - Dr. Grantly, who has as many eyes as Argus…
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now, as they were thus in their way…'
David Shaw-Parker - The Fourth Stage
David Shaw-Parker - The Eighth Stage
David Shaw-Parker - 'In process of time there came a post to the town again…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'When the song and music were ended…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'But to return again to our story…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'You came in at the gate, did you not?'
David Shaw-Parker - 'And after this he led them into his garden…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then Timorous all too reviled her…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'I got him in at the house Beautiful, I think…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now, while they lay here, and waited for the good hour…'
David Shaw-Parker - The Seventh Stage
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now, as they were going along, and talking…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now, as they walked along together…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'This Christiana (for that was her name…)'
David Shaw-Parker - 'After this it was noised abroad…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now I saw in my dream, when all these things were finished…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'When they were returned out of the garden from the bath…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now they were come to the place…'
David Shaw-Parker - The Third Stage
David Shaw-Parker - 'So they cried and prayed, and God sent light…'
David Shaw-Parker - The Fifth Stage
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now, then they were within sight of the Porter's lodge…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now I saw in my dream that he spake many good words…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now the cook sent up to signify that supper was almost ready…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now Mr. Feeble-Mind, when they were going out…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then she addressed herself to the eldest…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then the pilgrims desired with trembling to go forward…'
David Shaw-Parker - The Sixth Stage
David Shaw-Parker - 'If I might also speak my heart, said Mercy…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'The woman is a witch, said Great-Heart…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now by this time they were come within sight…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'And now Mr. Sagacity left me to dream out my dream…'
David Shaw-Parker - Part Two
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now Matthew, the eldest son of Christiana, fell sick…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now about this time their month was out…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'But while they were thus about to be gone…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then they asked Mr. Feeble-Mind how he fell…'
David Shaw-Parker - Conclusion
David Shaw-Parker - 'Thus they went on till they came at the foot of the hill…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'By this time they were got to the Enchanted Ground…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then they took them and had them to Mount Charity…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Now they went on.'
David Shaw-Parker - 'This is brave, said Christiana.'
David Shaw-Parker - 'So in the morning when they were awake…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'You talk of rubs, said Mr. Contrite…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'They then addressed themselves to the water…'
David Shaw-Parker - 'Then Evangelist proceeded, saying…'
David Shaw-Parker - Objection iii