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On the other hand , Rose Bradwardine gradually rose in Waverley's opinion . He
had several opportunities of remarking , that , as her extreme timidity wore off ,
her manners assumed a higher character ; that the agitating circumstances of the
...
On the other hand , Rose Bradwardine gradually rose in Waverley's opinion . He
had several opportunities of remarking , that , as her extreme timidity wore off ,
her manners assumed a higher character ; that the agitating circumstances of the
...
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-Upon my word , I cannot understand how I thought Flora so much , that is , so
very much , handsomer than Rose . She is taller indeed , and her manner more
formed ; but many people think Miss Bradwardine's more natural ; and she is ...
-Upon my word , I cannot understand how I thought Flora so much , that is , so
very much , handsomer than Rose . She is taller indeed , and her manner more
formed ; but many people think Miss Bradwardine's more natural ; and she is ...
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It was just a leddy , that hasna her equal in the world - Miss Rose Bradwardine ! ”
“ Then Miss Rose was probably also the author of my deliverance , " inferred
Waverley , delighted at the confirmation of an idea which local circumstances had
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It was just a leddy , that hasna her equal in the world - Miss Rose Bradwardine ! ”
“ Then Miss Rose was probably also the author of my deliverance , " inferred
Waverley , delighted at the confirmation of an idea which local circumstances had
...
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He achieved , without difficulty the task of driving the soldiers from Tully - Veolan ;
but although he did not venture to encroach upon the interior of the family , or lo
disturb Miss Rose , being unwilling to make himself a powerful enemy in the ...
He achieved , without difficulty the task of driving the soldiers from Tully - Veolan ;
but although he did not venture to encroach upon the interior of the family , or lo
disturb Miss Rose , being unwilling to make himself a powerful enemy in the ...
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If he came into the room , she of the four Miss Rubricks who chanced to be next
Rose , was sure to recollect that her thimble , or her scissors , were at the other
end of the room , in order to leave the seat nearest to Miss Bradwardine vacant
for ...
If he came into the room , she of the four Miss Rubricks who chanced to be next
Rose , was sure to recollect that her thimble , or her scissors , were at the other
end of the room , in order to leave the seat nearest to Miss Bradwardine vacant
for ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Waverley: Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since Volumen 1 de Collection of ancient and modern British authors |
| Autor | Walter Scott |
| Editor | Baudry, 1839 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California, Berkeley |
| Digitalizado | 20 Abr 2015 |
| N.º de páginas | 436 páginas |
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