The Genius or The Mysterious Adventures of Don Carlos de Grandez by the Marquis von Grosse tr from the German by Joseph Trapp in 2 vols (1796).pdf

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THE
GENIUS, &c.
TH E
G E NX U S:'
OR,
THE MYSTERIOUS ADVENTURES
O F
DON CARLOS DE GRANDEZ.
BY THE MARQUIS VON GROSSE.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN,
By JOSEPH TRAPP,
Translator of Stoever's Life of Linnæus,
Picture of Italy, &c. &c.
IN
TWO
VOLUMES.
I.
VOL.
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Skarf up the tender eye of pitiful.dayj '.- ,
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Cancel, and tear to pieces, that great b'oM.;;.^ f
Which keeps me pale—Light thickens agd ihe'erov#
Makes wing to the rooky wood :
Good things by day begin to droop and drouse;
While night's black agents to their preys do rouse.
" Shakespeare."
LONDON:
FRISTED FOR ALLEN AND WEST, N° 15,
PATERNOSTEB-ROW.
THE
G E N I U
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CHAR I.
I AM descended from an ancient Spanish
family, that traces its ancestors among the
first Christians, and produced several heroes
in the earliest ages of our monarchy. Don
Juan de Grandez, my father, was a grandee of
the first class, and the whole lineage of my
mother aUvays boasted of an equal share of
wealth and respectability. Alcantara is my
native place ; I was bred for the honourable
profession of arms, and served as a volunteer
undg: the Due De Crillon at the famous
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