Waverley Or The Sixty Years SinceAdam and Charles Black, 1862 - 332 páginas |
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... night . I was , in kindness and pity , which was perhaps erroneous , however natu- ral , permitted to select my subjects of study at my own pleasure , upon the same principle that the humours of children are indulged to keep them out of ...
... night . I was , in kindness and pity , which was perhaps erroneous , however natu- ral , permitted to select my subjects of study at my own pleasure , upon the same principle that the humours of children are indulged to keep them out of ...
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... night- fall , seemed to neglect the preferable shelter which it might have afforded them , without the necessity of labour . Before the day had quite gone down , a knight , richly armed and mounted upon an ambling hackney , rode sowly ...
... night- fall , seemed to neglect the preferable shelter which it might have afforded them , without the necessity of labour . Before the day had quite gone down , a knight , richly armed and mounted upon an ambling hackney , rode sowly ...
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... night , and , despairing to find one either in the inaccessible tower or the plundered huts of the peasantry , he directed his course to the left hand , were he spied a small decent habitation , apparently the abode of a man ...
... night , and , despairing to find one either in the inaccessible tower or the plundered huts of the peasantry , he directed his course to the left hand , were he spied a small decent habitation , apparently the abode of a man ...
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... night , as he rode over Bowden Moor , on the west side of the Eildon Hills , the scene of Thomas the Rhymer's prophecies , and often mentioned in his story , having a braco of horses along with him which he had not been able to dispose ...
... night , as he rode over Bowden Moor , on the west side of the Eildon Hills , the scene of Thomas the Rhymer's prophecies , and often mentioned in his story , having a braco of horses along with him which he had not been able to dispose ...
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... night . The horsemen , spreading themselves along the side of the cover , waited until the keeper entered , leading his ban - dog , a large bloodhound tied in a leam or band , from which he takes his name . But it befell thus . A hart ...
... night . The horsemen , spreading themselves along the side of the cover , waited until the keeper entered , leading his ban - dog , a large bloodhound tied in a leam or band , from which he takes his name . But it befell thus . A hart ...
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