Waverley; Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since, Volumen 2J. Ballantyne & Company for A. Constable & Company, 1892 |
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... dear Mr. Morton , where they can sue out their Habeas Corpus . " 66 - But I cannot see that this youth's guilt is at all established to my satisfaction , " said the clergyman . " Because your good - nature blinds your good sense ...
... dear Mr. Morton , where they can sue out their Habeas Corpus . " 66 - But I cannot see that this youth's guilt is at all established to my satisfaction , " said the clergyman . " Because your good - nature blinds your good sense ...
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... dear Major , is the natural conse- quence of their attachment to their young land- lord , and of their finding themselves in a regiment levied chiefly in the north of Ireland and the west of Scotland , and of course among comrades ...
... dear Major , is the natural conse- quence of their attachment to their young land- lord , and of their finding themselves in a regiment levied chiefly in the north of Ireland and the west of Scotland , and of course among comrades ...
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... dear parson , to occupy your pulpit . " This important public intelligence naturally di- verted the discourse from Waverley for some time ; at length , however , the subject was resumed . " I believe , " said Major Melville , " that I ...
... dear parson , to occupy your pulpit . " This important public intelligence naturally di- verted the discourse from Waverley for some time ; at length , however , the subject was resumed . " I believe , " said Major Melville , " that I ...
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... dear sir , for that I cannot bear with patience ; tell me rather who is to have the charge of so important a state prisoner as I am . " " I believe a person called Gilfillan , sect who are termed Cameronians . " " I never heard of them ...
... dear sir , for that I cannot bear with patience ; tell me rather who is to have the charge of so important a state prisoner as I am . " " I believe a person called Gilfillan , sect who are termed Cameronians . " " I never heard of them ...
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... Dear Fergus ! " said Waverley , eagerly return- ing his greeting . " It is long since I have heard a friend's voice . Where is Flora ? " " Safe , and a triumphant spectator of our success . " " In this place ? " said Waverley . " Ay ...
... Dear Fergus ! " said Waverley , eagerly return- ing his greeting . " It is long since I have heard a friend's voice . Where is Flora ? " " Safe , and a triumphant spectator of our success . " " In this place ? " said Waverley . " Ay ...
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