9. She was to be a Corsair’s Bride. William Kneebone was a woollen-draper of "credit and renown," whose place of business was held at the sign of the Angel (for, in those days, every shop had its sign), opposite Saint Clement's church in the Strand. “But I must, I will,” he answered fiercely. He was accompanied by a young man of about seven-and-twenty, who carried his easel, set it in its place, laid the canvass upon it, opened the paint box, took out the brushes and palette, and, in short, paid him the most assiduous attention. ” She stopped short. "Where did I hear that before?" "Perhaps that first day, in the water-clock tower. With a view to raise recruits for his corps, the warlike woollen-draper started for Lancashire, under the colour of a journey on business. And then at the street corner she came face to face with Nigel Ennison. . But, no. “I’ve been looking out for you,” he said. 133 “TRY ME!” He yelled, his voice booming into the cacophony beyond the walls.
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