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A party of Caterans ? ” “ Yes ; robbers from the neighbouring Highlands . We
used to be quite free from them while we paid black - mail to Fergus MacIvor Vich
Ian Vohr ; but my father thought it unworthy of his rank and birth to pay it any
longer ...
A party of Caterans ? ” “ Yes ; robbers from the neighbouring Highlands . We
used to be quite free from them while we paid black - mail to Fergus MacIvor Vich
Ian Vohr ; but my father thought it unworthy of his rank and birth to pay it any
longer ...
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So much so , ” said Rose , “ that the quarrel between my father and Fergus Mac -
Ivor began at a county meeting where he wanted to lake precedence of all the
Lowland gentlemen then present , only iny falher would not suffer il . And then he
...
So much so , ” said Rose , “ that the quarrel between my father and Fergus Mac -
Ivor began at a county meeting where he wanted to lake precedence of all the
Lowland gentlemen then present , only iny falher would not suffer il . And then he
...
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But it was both the opinion of Mr. Richard Waverley and his own , that Edward ,
the representative of the family of WaverleyHonour , should not remain in a
situation which subjected him also to such trealment as thal with which his father
had ...
But it was both the opinion of Mr. Richard Waverley and his own , that Edward ,
the representative of the family of WaverleyHonour , should not remain in a
situation which subjected him also to such trealment as thal with which his father
had ...
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You have probably heard , that in consequence of some troublesome news from
the Highlands , warrants were sent out for apprehending several gentlemen in
these parts , and , among others , my dear father . In spite of all my tears and ...
You have probably heard , that in consequence of some troublesome news from
the Highlands , warrants were sent out for apprehending several gentlemen in
these parts , and , among others , my dear father . In spite of all my tears and ...
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If she was to be also Viscountess Bradwardine , in her own right , after her
father's demise , so much the belter ; I could have no objection . ” “ But , Fergus , ”
said Waverley , “ I had no idea that you had any affection for Miss Bradwardine ,
and ...
If she was to be also Viscountess Bradwardine , in her own right , after her
father's demise , so much the belter ; I could have no objection . ” “ But , Fergus , ”
said Waverley , “ I had no idea that you had any affection for Miss Bradwardine ,
and ...
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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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