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VI. THE CELLAR 187 VII. THE STAR-CHAMBER 195 VIII. THE JAILER'S DAUGHTER 198 IX. THE COUNTERPLOT 212 X. WHITE WEBBS 220 XI. THE MARRIAGE IN THE FOREST 228 XII. THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER 237 XIII. THE FLIGHT OF THE CONSPIRATORS 245 XIV. THE EXAMINATION 255         Book the Third.   THE CONSPIRATORS.       I. HOW GUY FAWKES WAS PUT TO THE TORTURE 262 II. SHOWING THE TROUBLES OF VIVIANA 274 III. HUDDINGTON 278 IV. HOLBEACH 292 V. THE CLOSE OF THE REBELLION 294 VI. HAGLEY 304 VII. VIVIANA'S LAST NIGHT AT ORDSALL HALL 313 VIII. HENDLIP 319 IX. WHITEHALL 327 X. THE PARTING OF VIVIANA AND HUMPHREY CHETHAM 311 XI. THE SUBTERRANEAN DUNGEON 332 XII. THE TRAITOR BETRAYED 336 XIII. THE TRIAL 341 XIV. THE LAST MEETING OF FAWKES AND VIVIANA 344 XV. SAINT PAUL'S CHURCHYARD 347 XVI. OLD PALACE YARD 352 XVII. THE LAST EXECUTION 355

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GUY FAWKES.

ToC

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Book the First.

THE PLOT.

Their searches are many and severe. They come either in the night or early in the morning, and ever seek their opportunity, when the Catholics are or would be best occupied, or are likely to be worse provided or look for nothing. They willingliest come when few are at home to resist them, that they may rifle coffers, and do what they list. They lock up the servants, and the mistress of the house, and the whole family, in a room by themselves, while they, like young princes, go rifling the house