Waverley, Or 'Tis Sixty Years SinceD. Appelton and Company, 1875 - 204 páginas |
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... heard every groan , and lifted every trap - door , in company with the noted heroine of Udolpho . They had been heard , however , to ob- serve , that the famous incident of the Black Veil singularly resembled the ancient apologue of the ...
... heard every groan , and lifted every trap - door , in company with the noted heroine of Udolpho . They had been heard , however , to ob- serve , that the famous incident of the Black Veil singularly resembled the ancient apologue of the ...
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... heard these circumstances from his own mouth . He was a noble specimen of the old Highlander , far descended , gallant , courteous , and brave , even to chivalry . He had been out , I believe , in 1715 and 1745 ; was an active partaker ...
... heard these circumstances from his own mouth . He was a noble specimen of the old Highlander , far descended , gallant , courteous , and brave , even to chivalry . He had been out , I believe , in 1715 and 1745 ; was an active partaker ...
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... heard in the court , and Davie's voice singing to the two large deer greyhounds , - Hie away , hie away , Over bank and over brae , Where the copsewood is the greenest , Where the fountains glisten sheenest , Where the lady - fern grows ...
... heard in the court , and Davie's voice singing to the two large deer greyhounds , - Hie away , hie away , Over bank and over brae , Where the copsewood is the greenest , Where the fountains glisten sheenest , Where the lady - fern grows ...
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... Heard ye so merry the little bird sing ? But the old man will draw at the dawning the sword , And the throstle - cock's head is under his wing . Waverley could not avoid observing that Davie laid something like a satirical emphasis on ...
... Heard ye so merry the little bird sing ? But the old man will draw at the dawning the sword , And the throstle - cock's head is under his wing . Waverley could not avoid observing that Davie laid something like a satirical emphasis on ...
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... heard of Highland thieves , but had no idea of the systematic mode in which their depredations were conducted ; and that the practice was con- nived at , and even encouraged , by many of the Highland chieftains , who not only found the ...
... heard of Highland thieves , but had no idea of the systematic mode in which their depredations were conducted ; and that the practice was con- nived at , and even encouraged , by many of the Highland chieftains , who not only found the ...
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