Old Saint Paul's: A Tale of the Plague and the Fire

part in the conversation promoted by his companion. The doctor, who was

an extremely kind-hearted man, and appeared to have a great regard for the grocer, made many inquiries as to his family, and spoke in terms of the highest admiration of the beauty of his eldest daughter. The mention of Amabel's name, while it made Leonard's cheek burn, rekindled all his jealousy of Wyv...