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... to expostulate with the fugitives , who were chiefly aged men , women , and
children ; but their dread of the English name accelerated their flight , and in a
few minutes , excepting the knight and his attendants , the place was deserted by
all .
... to expostulate with the fugitives , who were chiefly aged men , women , and
children ; but their dread of the English name accelerated their flight , and in a
few minutes , excepting the knight and his attendants , the place was deserted by
all .
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Five stout yeomen keepers , with their attendants , called Ragged Robins , all
meetly arrayed in Kendal green , with bugles and short hangers by their sides ,
and quarter - staffs in their hands , led the slow - hounds or brachets , by which
the ...
Five stout yeomen keepers , with their attendants , called Ragged Robins , all
meetly arrayed in Kendal green , with bugles and short hangers by their sides ,
and quarter - staffs in their hands , led the slow - hounds or brachets , by which
the ...
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The cover being now thoroughly beat by the attendants , the stag was compelled
to abandon it , and trust to his speed for his safety . Three greyhounds were
slipped upon him , whom he threw out , after running a couple of miles , by
entering ...
The cover being now thoroughly beat by the attendants , the stag was compelled
to abandon it , and trust to his speed for his safety . Three greyhounds were
slipped upon him , whom he threw out , after running a couple of miles , by
entering ...
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By the light which the fire afforded , Waverley could discover that his attendants
were not of the clan of Iyor , for Fergus was particularly strict in requiring from his
followers that they should wear the tartan striped in the mode peculiar to their ...
By the light which the fire afforded , Waverley could discover that his attendants
were not of the clan of Iyor , for Fergus was particularly strict in requiring from his
followers that they should wear the tartan striped in the mode peculiar to their ...
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An officer now appeared , and intimated that the High Sheriff and his attendants
waited before the gate of the Castle , lo claim the bodies of Fergus Mac - Ivor and
Evan Maccombich . “ I come , ” said Fergus . Accordingly , supporting Edward by
...
An officer now appeared , and intimated that the High Sheriff and his attendants
waited before the gate of the Castle , lo claim the bodies of Fergus Mac - Ivor and
Evan Maccombich . “ I come , ” said Fergus . Accordingly , supporting Edward by
...
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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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