Waverley, Or, 'Tis Sixty Years SinceBlack, 1911 - 503 páginas |
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... and slips of the pen . That such should exist cannot be wondered at , when it is considered that the Publishers found it their interest to hurry through the press a succession of the early editions of the various Novels , 3.
... and slips of the pen . That such should exist cannot be wondered at , when it is considered that the Publishers found it their interest to hurry through the press a succession of the early editions of the various Novels , 3.
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... interest which I had conceived ; and was led to form the opinion that a romance , founded on a Highland story , and more modern events , would have a better chance of popularity than a tale of chivalry . My thoughts , therefore ...
... interest which I had conceived ; and was led to form the opinion that a romance , founded on a Highland story , and more modern events , would have a better chance of popularity than a tale of chivalry . My thoughts , therefore ...
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Walter Scott. an interest which the powers of the author might have other- wise failed to attain for them . And though I have been in other instances a sinner in this sort , I do not recollect any of these novels , in which I have ...
Walter Scott. an interest which the powers of the author might have other- wise failed to attain for them . And though I have been in other instances a sinner in this sort , I do not recollect any of these novels , in which I have ...
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... interest in these frequent publications . There was a mystery concerning the author , which each new novel was expected to assist in unravelling , although it might in other respects rank lower than its predecessors . I may perhaps be ...
... interest in these frequent publications . There was a mystery concerning the author , which each new novel was expected to assist in unravelling , although it might in other respects rank lower than its predecessors . I may perhaps be ...
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... interest in the object when it is opened , and the internal machinery displayed to them . That Waverley and its successors have had their day of favour and popularity must be admitted with sincere gratitude ; and the author has studied ...
... interest in the object when it is opened , and the internal machinery displayed to them . That Waverley and its successors have had their day of favour and popularity must be admitted with sincere gratitude ; and the author has studied ...
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