...assailants, amid the disorder that ensued, Catesby retreated, and rapidly tracking the steps, readied the door, through which the priest had already passed....But trust to me, and you shall yet reach the ground uninjured.1" Arrived at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what...

...found Garnet. " It is you, my son," cried the latter, on beholding him ; " I thought from the shoul.s you had fallen into the hands of the enemy." " No,...at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what was beneath. It was still so dark that he could scarcely discern any...

...of the church. Nor was he deceived. A few steps placed him upon the leads, where he found Garnet. " No, Heaven be praised ! I am as yet safe, and trust...at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what was beneath. It was still so dark that he could scarcely discern any...

...intense anxiety to the exertions of the assailing party. " Do not relax your efforts for a moment." " It is in vain, my son," rejoined Garnet, in accents...at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what was beneath. It was still so dark that he could scarcely discern any...

...Nor was he deceived. A few steps placed him upon the leads, where he found Garnet. " It is you, niy son," cried the latter, on beholding him ; " I thought...at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what was beneath. It was still so dark that he could scarcely discern any...

...he was cheered by a cry from Garnet that he had succeeded in forcing back the bolts, terror hav ing supplied him with a strength not his own ; and, making...at the battlements, Catesby leaned over them, and endeavoured to ascertain what was beneath. It was still so dark that he could scarcely discern any...