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The duty of an officer , the most imposing of all others to the inexperienced mind ,
because accompanied with so much outward pornp and circumstance , is in its
essence a very dry and ' I have now given , in the text , the full name of ...
The duty of an officer , the most imposing of all others to the inexperienced mind ,
because accompanied with so much outward pornp and circumstance , is in its
essence a very dry and ' I have now given , in the text , the full name of ...
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Fergus , to whom such manæuvres were familiar , as to one brought up at the
French court , did not observe the unfavourable impression which he had
unwarily made upon his friend's mind , and concluded by saying . " that they
could hardly ...
Fergus , to whom such manæuvres were familiar , as to one brought up at the
French court , did not observe the unfavourable impression which he had
unwarily made upon his friend's mind , and concluded by saying . " that they
could hardly ...
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The author is far from claiming for this unforlunate person the praise due to
splendid talents ; but he continues to be of opinion , that , at the period of his
enterprise , be had a mind capable of facing danger and aspiring to fame . That
Charles ...
The author is far from claiming for this unforlunate person the praise due to
splendid talents ; but he continues to be of opinion , that , at the period of his
enterprise , be had a mind capable of facing danger and aspiring to fame . That
Charles ...
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In this lonely and secluded situation , without the advantage of company or
conversation with men of cultivated minds , the arguments of Colonel Talbot often
recurred to the mind of our hero . A still more anxious recolleclion haunted his ...
In this lonely and secluded situation , without the advantage of company or
conversation with men of cultivated minds , the arguments of Colonel Talbot often
recurred to the mind of our hero . A still more anxious recolleclion haunted his ...
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Dear Flora , if your strength of mind ” —- “ Ay , there it is , " she answered ,
somewhat wildly ; “ there is , Mr. Waverley , there is a busy devil at my heart , that
whispers - but it were madness to listen to it — that the strength of mind on which
Flora ...
Dear Flora , if your strength of mind ” —- “ Ay , there it is , " she answered ,
somewhat wildly ; “ there is , Mr. Waverley , there is a busy devil at my heart , that
whispers - but it were madness to listen to it — that the strength of mind on which
Flora ...
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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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