Waverley, Or, 'tis Sixty Years Since: In Three Volumes, Volumen 3Galignani, 1830 - 299 páginas |
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... never mention a friend called Talbot . " « I have heard him talk with great regard of such a gentleman - a colonel , I believe , in the army , and the husband of Lady Emily Blande- ville ; but I thought Colonel Talbot had been abroad ...
... never mention a friend called Talbot . " « I have heard him talk with great regard of such a gentleman - a colonel , I believe , in the army , and the husband of Lady Emily Blande- ville ; but I thought Colonel Talbot had been abroad ...
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... never uttered a word , he never harbour- ed a thought , that benevolence might itself not have thought or spoken . I found this man in confinement , rendered harsher to him by his habits of life , his natural dignity of feeling , and ...
... never uttered a word , he never harbour- ed a thought , that benevolence might itself not have thought or spoken . I found this man in confinement , rendered harsher to him by his habits of life , his natural dignity of feeling , and ...
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... never sufficiently aware of the extent or du- ration of his displeasure , so that the reitera- tion of these petty offences somewhat cooled the volunteer's extreme attachment to his of- ficer . The Chevalier received Waverley with his ...
... never sufficiently aware of the extent or du- ration of his displeasure , so that the reitera- tion of these petty offences somewhat cooled the volunteer's extreme attachment to his of- ficer . The Chevalier received Waverley with his ...
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... never exa- mined your mysterious packet ? » « It is in my baggage ; we shall find it in Edinburgh . " In Edinburgh they soon arrived . Waver- ley's quarters had been assigned to him , by the Prince's express orders , in a handsome ...
... never exa- mined your mysterious packet ? » « It is in my baggage ; we shall find it in Edinburgh . " In Edinburgh they soon arrived . Waver- ley's quarters had been assigned to him , by the Prince's express orders , in a handsome ...
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... never did , or thought to do , any thing dishonourable , no more didn't Sir Everard , nor none of them afore him , and in that belief he would live and die that Ruffen had done it all of his own head . » The strength of conviction with ...
... never did , or thought to do , any thing dishonourable , no more didn't Sir Everard , nor none of them afore him , and in that belief he would live and die that Ruffen had done it all of his own head . » The strength of conviction with ...
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