Waverley, Or, 'Tis Sixty Years SinceAdam & Charles Black, 1890 - 191 páginas |
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... prisoner , mor- tally wounded ; and you may trace the drops of his blood from the great hall door along the little gallery , and up to the saloon , where they laid him down to die at his mother's feet . But there was comfort exchanged ...
... prisoner , mor- tally wounded ; and you may trace the drops of his blood from the great hall door along the little gallery , and up to the saloon , where they laid him down to die at his mother's feet . But there was comfort exchanged ...
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... prisoners at Preston in Lancashire , were imprisoned in Newgate and the Marshalsea ; and it was his solicitor and ordinary counsel who conducted the defence of some of these unfortunate gentle- men at their trial . It was generally ...
... prisoners at Preston in Lancashire , were imprisoned in Newgate and the Marshalsea ; and it was his solicitor and ordinary counsel who conducted the defence of some of these unfortunate gentle- men at their trial . It was generally ...
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... prisoner at Preston in Lancashire . He was of a very ancient family , and somewhat embarrassed fortune ; a scholar , according to the scholarship of Scotchmen , that is , his learn- ing was more diffuse than accurate , and he was rather ...
... prisoner at Preston in Lancashire . He was of a very ancient family , and somewhat embarrassed fortune ; a scholar , according to the scholarship of Scotchmen , that is , his learn- ing was more diffuse than accurate , and he was rather ...
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... prisoners , ransomed them , or concussed them into giving borrows ( pledges ) to enter into captivity again : all which was directly prohibited in divers parts of the Statute Book , both by the act one thousand five hundred and sixty ...
... prisoners , ransomed them , or concussed them into giving borrows ( pledges ) to enter into captivity again : all which was directly prohibited in divers parts of the Statute Book , both by the act one thousand five hundred and sixty ...
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... prisoner , with your two horses , and vey to our hero symptoms of recognition . Then , everything that you left at Tully - Veolan . I while busily employed in setting , whooping all hope God will protect you , and that you will the ...
... prisoner , with your two horses , and vey to our hero symptoms of recognition . Then , everything that you left at Tully - Veolan . I while busily employed in setting , whooping all hope God will protect you , and that you will the ...
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