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... heathy and savage mountains , on the crests of which the morning mist was
still sleeping . Looking back to the place from which he came , he could not belp
admiring the address which had adopted a retreat of such seclusion and secrecy
.
... heathy and savage mountains , on the crests of which the morning mist was
still sleeping . Looking back to the place from which he came , he could not belp
admiring the address which had adopted a retreat of such seclusion and secrecy
.
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After morning greetings had passed on both sides , and Evan , looking at
Waverley , had said something in Gaelic to Alice , which made her laugh , yet
colour up to her eyes , through a complexion well embrowned by sun and wind ,
Evan ...
After morning greetings had passed on both sides , and Evan , looking at
Waverley , had said something in Gaelic to Alice , which made her laugh , yet
colour up to her eyes , through a complexion well embrowned by sun and wind ,
Evan ...
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When Colonel Talbot entered the breakfast - parlour next morning , he learned
from Waverley's servant that our hero had been abroad at an early hour , and
was not yet returned . The morning was well advanced before he again appeared
.
When Colonel Talbot entered the breakfast - parlour next morning , he learned
from Waverley's servant that our hero had been abroad at an early hour , and
was not yet returned . The morning was well advanced before he again appeared
.
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If there is an error , " said the Chieftain , “ it arises from a conversalion which I
held this morning with his Royal Highness himself . ” “ With me ? ” said the
Chevalier ; “ how can Colonel Mac - Ivor have so far misunderstood me ? " He
then led ...
If there is an error , " said the Chieftain , “ it arises from a conversalion which I
held this morning with his Royal Highness himself . ” “ With me ? ” said the
Chevalier ; “ how can Colonel Mac - Ivor have so far misunderstood me ? " He
then led ...
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It was settled , that Edward should remain there till the troops marched in the
morning , then hire or buy a horse from the farmer , and , with the best directions
that could be obtained , endeavour to overtake his friends . A clean , though
coarse ...
It was settled , that Edward should remain there till the troops marched in the
morning , then hire or buy a horse from the farmer , and , with the best directions
that could be obtained , endeavour to overtake his friends . A clean , though
coarse ...
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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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