Excerpt from Woodstock or the Cavalier; A Tale of the Year Sixteen Hundred and Fifty-One, Vol. 2 of 3

Colonel Everard's departure at the late hour, for so it was then thought, of seven in the evening, excited much speculation. There was a gathering of menials and dependents in the outer chamber, or hall, for no one doubted that his sudden departure was owing to his having, as they expressed it, "seen something," and all desired to know how a man of such acknowledged courage as Everard, looked under the awe of a recent apparition.

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