Amos Huntingdon (Paperback)

"Help help holloa there Master Walter-Mr Amos-Jim-Harry-quick-bring us a light -lend a hand here " Such were the words which suddenly broke the stillness of a dark October night, and roused up the household of Mr Walter Huntingdon, a country gentleman living on his own estate in Derbyshire. The voice was the coachman's, and came apparently from somewhere near the drive-gate, which was about a couple of hundred yards from the front door of the house. The evening had been dark and stormy; and it was in a lull of the tempest that the ominous sounds of distress reached the ears of the inmates of Flixworth Manor. In a few moments all was bustle and excitement-lights flashing; feet hurrying; voices shouting; and then a rush for the scene of danger and trouble.