Guy Mannering, Or, The Astrologer, Volume 1James Ballantyne and Company For Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and Archibald Constable and Company Edinburgh., 1815 - 358 pages |
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Page 83
He therefore delivered the paper into Mr Bertram ' s hand , and requested hiin to
keep it for five years with the seal unbroken , until the month of November was
expired . After that date had interve . ned , he left him at . liberty to examine the ...
He therefore delivered the paper into Mr Bertram ' s hand , and requested hiin to
keep it for five years with the seal unbroken , until the month of November was
expired . After that date had interve . ned , he left him at . liberty to examine the ...
Page 90
Gilbert Glossin was made clerk of the peace , and Godfrey Bertram had his '
name inserted in a new commission of justices , issued immediately upon the
sitting of the parliament . This had been the summit of Mr Bertram ' s ambition ;
not that ...
Gilbert Glossin was made clerk of the peace , and Godfrey Bertram had his '
name inserted in a new commission of justices , issued immediately upon the
sitting of the parliament . This had been the summit of Mr Bertram ' s ambition ;
not that ...
Page 148
Is my boy found ? is he aliye ? have ye found Harry Bertram ? Andrew , have ye
found Harry Bertram ? " “ No , sir ; but ”" Then he is kidnapped ! I am sure of it ,
Andrew ! as sure as that I tread upon earth ! She has stolen him and I will ne . ver
...
Is my boy found ? is he aliye ? have ye found Harry Bertram ? Andrew , have ye
found Harry Bertram ? " “ No , sir ; but ”" Then he is kidnapped ! I am sure of it ,
Andrew ! as sure as that I tread upon earth ! She has stolen him and I will ne . ver
...
Page 178
Weel , but they can come at no rate I tell ye - Mr Bertram canna be moved . " , “
What Mr Bertram ? " said the stranger ; " not Mr Bertram of Ellangowan , I hope ? "
“ Just e ' en that same , sir ; and if ye be a friend o ' his , you have come at a time ...
Weel , but they can come at no rate I tell ye - Mr Bertram canna be moved . " , “
What Mr Bertram ? " said the stranger ; " not Mr Bertram of Ellangowan , I hope ? "
“ Just e ' en that same , sir ; and if ye be a friend o ' his , you have come at a time ...
Page 314
of humorous sarcasm . “ I shall not like her , " was the result of Lucy Bertram ' s
first glance ; " and yet I rather think I . shall , ” was the thought excited by the
second . Miss Mannering was furred and mantled up to the throat against the
severity of ...
of humorous sarcasm . “ I shall not like her , " was the result of Lucy Bertram ' s
first glance ; " and yet I rather think I . shall , ” was the thought excited by the
second . Miss Mannering was furred and mantled up to the throat against the
severity of ...
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