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his wish or intention. The character of Callum Beg is that of a spirit naturally
turned to daring evil, and determined, by the circumstances of his situation, to a
particular species of mischief. Those who have perused the curious Letters from
the ...
his wish or intention. The character of Callum Beg is that of a spirit naturally
turned to daring evil, and determined, by the circumstances of his situation, to a
particular species of mischief. Those who have perused the curious Letters from
the ...
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I wish you would command her to accept mine en attendant , " said Fergus ,
laughing . I don't know hy what caprice it was that this wish , however jocularly
expressed , rather jarred on Edward's feelings , notwithstanding his growing
inclination ...
I wish you would command her to accept mine en attendant , " said Fergus ,
laughing . I don't know hy what caprice it was that this wish , however jocularly
expressed , rather jarred on Edward's feelings , notwithstanding his growing
inclination ...
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Cathleen , let my sister know Mr. Waverley wishes to bid her farewell before he
leaves us . But Rose Bradwardine , her situation must be thought of - I wish she
were here — And why should she not ? - There are but four red - coats at Tully ...
Cathleen , let my sister know Mr. Waverley wishes to bid her farewell before he
leaves us . But Rose Bradwardine , her situation must be thought of - I wish she
were here — And why should she not ? - There are but four red - coats at Tully ...
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I wish to God , " he said , “ The old den would tumble down upon the heads of the
fools who attack , and the knaves who defend it ! I see , Waverley , you think I am
mad — leave us , Evan , but be within call . " “ The Colonel's in an unco kippage ...
I wish to God , " he said , “ The old den would tumble down upon the heads of the
fools who attack , and the knaves who defend it ! I see , Waverley , you think I am
mad — leave us , Evan , but be within call . " “ The Colonel's in an unco kippage ...
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Edward told his story at length , suppressing his quarrel with Fergus ; for , being
himself partial to Highlanders , he did not wish to give any advantage to the
Colonel's national prejudice against them . " Are you sure it was your friend
Glen's ...
Edward told his story at length , suppressing his quarrel with Fergus ; for , being
himself partial to Highlanders , he did not wish to give any advantage to the
Colonel's national prejudice against them . " Are you sure it was your friend
Glen's ...
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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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