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... the exchange of less forcible for more appropriate epithets—slight alterations,
in short, like the last touches of an Artist, which contribute to heighten and finish
the picture, though an inex– perienced eye can hardly detect in what they consist.
... the exchange of less forcible for more appropriate epithets—slight alterations,
in short, like the last touches of an Artist, which contribute to heighten and finish
the picture, though an inex– perienced eye can hardly detect in what they consist.
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And , God help her , " would Mrs. Rachel continue , fixing her eyes upon the
heroine's portrait as she spoke , “ full dearly did ... But there was comfort
exchanged between them ; for he knew , from the glance of his mother's eye , that
the purpose ...
And , God help her , " would Mrs. Rachel continue , fixing her eyes upon the
heroine's portrait as she spoke , “ full dearly did ... But there was comfort
exchanged between them ; for he knew , from the glance of his mother's eye , that
the purpose ...
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This singular and myslical circumstance gave Colonel Gardiner a peculiar and
solemn inlerest in the eyes of the young soldier ' . It may be easily imagined that
the officers of a regiment , commanded by so respectable a person , composed a
...
This singular and myslical circumstance gave Colonel Gardiner a peculiar and
solemn inlerest in the eyes of the young soldier ' . It may be easily imagined that
the officers of a regiment , commanded by so respectable a person , composed a
...
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They had the same antique and regular correctness of profile ; the same dark
eyes , eye - lashes , and eye - brows ; the same clearness of complexion ,
excepting that Fergus's was embrowned by exercise , and Flora's possessed the
utmost ...
They had the same antique and regular correctness of profile ; the same dark
eyes , eye - lashes , and eye - brows ; the same clearness of complexion ,
excepting that Fergus's was embrowned by exercise , and Flora's possessed the
utmost ...
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... over those who had been accustomed to trust much to their array and
discipline , and felt that the one was broken and the other useless . Waverley , as
he cast his eyes towards this scene of smoke and slaughter , observed Colonel
Gardiner ...
... over those who had been accustomed to trust much to their array and
discipline , and felt that the one was broken and the other useless . Waverley , as
he cast his eyes towards this scene of smoke and slaughter , observed Colonel
Gardiner ...
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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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