Waverley, Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since, Volumen 2James Crissy, 1825 |
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... - sal of others , without the power of directing his own motions , Edward's eye suddenly rested upon his por- manteau , which had been deposited in his apartment during his sleep . The mysterious appearance of Alice , WAVERLEY, ...
... - sal of others , without the power of directing his own motions , Edward's eye suddenly rested upon his por- manteau , which had been deposited in his apartment during his sleep . The mysterious appearance of Alice , WAVERLEY, ...
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... eye , accustomed to look at a well disciplined regiment , could easily dis- cover that the motions and habits of his escort were not those of trained soldiers , and that although ex- pert enough in the management of their horses , their ...
... eye , accustomed to look at a well disciplined regiment , could easily dis- cover that the motions and habits of his escort were not those of trained soldiers , and that although ex- pert enough in the management of their horses , their ...
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... eyes , the dignity and importance which he had ceased to consider as his attributes . Rejected , slandered , and threatened upon the one side , he was irresistably attracted to the cause which the prejudices of education , and the po ...
... eyes , the dignity and importance which he had ceased to consider as his attributes . Rejected , slandered , and threatened upon the one side , he was irresistably attracted to the cause which the prejudices of education , and the po ...
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... eyes seemed of that kind , " Which melted in love , and which kindled in war . " And an air of bashfulness , which was in reality the effect of want of habitual intercourse with the world , gave interest to his features , without ...
... eyes seemed of that kind , " Which melted in love , and which kindled in war . " And an air of bashfulness , which was in reality the effect of want of habitual intercourse with the world , gave interest to his features , without ...
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... eye . If I fall , Macwheeble , you have all my papers , and know all my affairs ; be just to Rose . " The baillie was a man of earthly mould after all , a good deal of dirt and dross about him undoubted- ly , but some kindly and just ...
... eye . If I fall , Macwheeble , you have all my papers , and know all my affairs ; be just to Rose . " The baillie was a man of earthly mould after all , a good deal of dirt and dross about him undoubted- ly , but some kindly and just ...
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