Waverley, Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since, Volumen 2James Crissy, 1825 |
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... gentleman were none of the most friendly , he would have sacrificed every recollection of their foolish quarrel , for the pleasure of enjoying once more the social intercourse of question and an- swer , from which he had been so long ...
... gentleman were none of the most friendly , he would have sacrificed every recollection of their foolish quarrel , for the pleasure of enjoying once more the social intercourse of question and an- swer , from which he had been so long ...
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... gentleman . Ye're a gentleman , sir an should ken a horse's points ; ye see that through gging thing that Balmawhapple's on ; I selled her till him . She was bred out of Lick the - Laddle , which wan the king's plate at Caverton - Edge ...
... gentleman . Ye're a gentleman , sir an should ken a horse's points ; ye see that through gging thing that Balmawhapple's on ; I selled her till him . She was bred out of Lick the - Laddle , which wan the king's plate at Caverton - Edge ...
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... gentlemen and Highland chiefs , by whom he was surrounded . In his easy and graceful manners , Waverley afterwards thought he could have discovered his high birth and rank , although the star on his breast , and the em- broidered garter ...
... gentlemen and Highland chiefs , by whom he was surrounded . In his easy and graceful manners , Waverley afterwards thought he could have discovered his high birth and rank , although the star on his breast , and the em- broidered garter ...
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... gentlemen he will find worthy associates in a gallant enterprise , and will follow a master who may be un- fortunate , but I trust will never be ungrateful . " The politic chieftain of the race of Ivor knew his advantage in introducing ...
... gentlemen he will find worthy associates in a gallant enterprise , and will follow a master who may be un- fortunate , but I trust will never be ungrateful . " The politic chieftain of the race of Ivor knew his advantage in introducing ...
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... gentleman is not to be doubted ; and that as they will be in the midst of the enemy , their clans - men will as surely follow them ; in fine , that having drawn the sword , we should throw away the scabbard , and trust our cause to ...
... gentleman is not to be doubted ; and that as they will be in the midst of the enemy , their clans - men will as surely follow them ; in fine , that having drawn the sword , we should throw away the scabbard , and trust our cause to ...
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