E, ENT. itself, AKSPEARE. after Trem from Georg g from him 0. The lo te thrown o and, when groom ran wont, to by servants; was but a c particular, 1102. Semmehell 12-9-44 51369 TREMAINE, OR, THE MAN OF REFINEMENT. CHAP. I. SUSPENSE. "The house doth keep itself, There's none within." SHAKSPEARE. It was the next morning but one after Tremaine had received the important packet from Georgina, that Evelyn, having heard nothing from him in return, rode over to Woodington. The lodges were tenanted as usual, and the gate thrown open with the customary civil salutes; and, when he arrived at the great hall door, a groom ran out from the offices, as he had been wont, to take his horse. The hall was unpeopled by servants; but as that, since Tremaine's seclusion, was but a common occurrence, it seemed nothing particular, and |