Waverley, Or, 'Tis Sixty Years SinceAdam & Charles Black, 1890 - 191 páginas |
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... once to the tale which I had actually commenced , and accident at length threw the lost sheets in my way . I happened to want some fishing - tackle for the use of a guest , when it occurred to me to search the old writing - desk already ...
... once to the tale which I had actually commenced , and accident at length threw the lost sheets in my way . I happened to want some fishing - tackle for the use of a guest , when it occurred to me to search the old writing - desk already ...
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... once bewildered on her journey , alone and on foot , without any guide but a blowsy peasant girl , whose jargon she hardly can understand ? again , if my Waverley had been entitled ' A Tale of the Times , ' wouldst thou not , gentle ...
... once bewildered on her journey , alone and on foot , without any guide but a blowsy peasant girl , whose jargon she hardly can understand ? again , if my Waverley had been entitled ' A Tale of the Times , ' wouldst thou not , gentle ...
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... once to vary and to illustrate the moral lessons , which I would willingly consider as the most important part of my plan ; although I am sensible how short these will fall of their aim , if I shall be found unable to mix them with ...
... once to vary and to illustrate the moral lessons , which I would willingly consider as the most important part of my plan ; although I am sensible how short these will fall of their aim , if I shall be found unable to mix them with ...
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... once a year . His younger brother saw no practicable road to independence save that of relying upon his own exertions , and adopting a political creed more consonant both to reason and his own interest than the hereditary_faith of Sir ...
... once a year . His younger brother saw no practicable road to independence save that of relying upon his own exertions , and adopting a political creed more consonant both to reason and his own interest than the hereditary_faith of Sir ...
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... once its chequered light through the stained window of the gloomy cabinet in which they were seated . The Baronet's eye , as he raised it to the splendour , fell right upon the central scutcheon , impressed with the same device which ...
... once its chequered light through the stained window of the gloomy cabinet in which they were seated . The Baronet's eye , as he raised it to the splendour , fell right upon the central scutcheon , impressed with the same device which ...
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