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A rash promise , " answered Fergus , “ is not a steel handcuff ; it may be shaken
off , especially when it was given under deception , and has been repaid by insult
. But if you cannot immediately make up your mind to a glorious revenge , go to ...
A rash promise , " answered Fergus , “ is not a steel handcuff ; it may be shaken
off , especially when it was given under deception , and has been repaid by insult
. But if you cannot immediately make up your mind to a glorious revenge , go to ...
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The hostess , a civil , quiet , laborious drudge , came to take his orders for dinner ,
but declined to make answer on the subject of the horse and guide ; for the ... Ay -
that's when I left it mysell , " answered the cool and impenetrable Callum Beg .
The hostess , a civil , quiet , laborious drudge , came to take his orders for dinner ,
but declined to make answer on the subject of the horse and guide ; for the ... Ay -
that's when I left it mysell , " answered the cool and impenetrable Callum Beg .
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He then proceeded in his investigation , diclaling , as he went on , the import of
the questions and answers to the amanuensis , by whom it was ... I had never
occasion to repose confidence in a person of his description , " answered
Waverley .
He then proceeded in his investigation , diclaling , as he went on , the import of
the questions and answers to the amanuensis , by whom it was ... I had never
occasion to repose confidence in a person of his description , " answered
Waverley .
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Waverley coloured high , betwixt pleasure and modesty , at the distinction implied
in this question , and answered , with equal spirit and readiness , that he could
not venture to offer an opinion as derived from military skill , but that the counsel ...
Waverley coloured high , betwixt pleasure and modesty , at the distinction implied
in this question , and answered , with equal spirit and readiness , that he could
not venture to offer an opinion as derived from military skill , but that the counsel ...
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How , " answered Edward , can you advise me to desert the expedition in which
we are all embarked ? ” “ Embarked ? " said Fergus ; “ the vessel is going to
pieces , and it is full time , for all who can , to get into the long - boat and leave
her .
How , " answered Edward , can you advise me to desert the expedition in which
we are all embarked ? ” “ Embarked ? " said Fergus ; “ the vessel is going to
pieces , and it is full time , for all who can , to get into the long - boat and leave
her .
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| 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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