Waverley Or 'tis Sixty Years Since, Volumen 21825 |
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... , I cannot call you into Exchequer if you do not think proper to read my narrative . Let me therefore consider . It is true , that the annals and documents in my VOL . II . I hands say but little of this Highland chase ; but WAVERLEY; ...
... , I cannot call you into Exchequer if you do not think proper to read my narrative . Let me therefore consider . It is true , that the annals and documents in my VOL . II . I hands say but little of this Highland chase ; but WAVERLEY; ...
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Sir Walter Scott. hands say but little of this Highland chase ; but then I can find copious materials for descrip- tion elsewhere . There is old Lindsay of Pitscottie ready at my elbow , with his Athole hunting , and his « lofted and ...
Sir Walter Scott. hands say but little of this Highland chase ; but then I can find copious materials for descrip- tion elsewhere . There is old Lindsay of Pitscottie ready at my elbow , with his Athole hunting , and his « lofted and ...
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... hands as in a so- lemn expression of prayer or gratitude . After the pause of a minute , she presented to Ed- ward some letters which had been forwarded from Tully - Veolan during his absence , and , at the same time , delivered some to ...
... hands as in a so- lemn expression of prayer or gratitude . After the pause of a minute , she presented to Ed- ward some letters which had been forwarded from Tully - Veolan during his absence , and , at the same time , delivered some to ...
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... hand the newspaper which he had perused , and advanced to meet him with the embarrassment of one who has unpleasing news to communicate . « Do your letters , Cap- . tain Waverley confirm the unpleasing informa- tion which I WAVERLEY . 27.
... hand the newspaper which he had perused , and advanced to meet him with the embarrassment of one who has unpleasing news to communicate . « Do your letters , Cap- . tain Waverley confirm the unpleasing informa- tion which I WAVERLEY . 27.
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... hand , where his father's disgrace was registered in the most bitter terms , transferred probably from some London journal . At the end of the paragraph was this remarkable inuendo : « We understand that this same Richard who hath done ...
... hand , where his father's disgrace was registered in the most bitter terms , transferred probably from some London journal . At the end of the paragraph was this remarkable inuendo : « We understand that this same Richard who hath done ...
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