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Page 91
Do they come in the auld chaise ? ' I dare say no , ' said the precentor ; ' for Miss
Bertram comes on the white powny ilka day to the kirk - and a constant kirkkeeper
she is — and it's a pleasure to hear her singing the psalms , winsome young ...
Do they come in the auld chaise ? ' I dare say no , ' said the precentor ; ' for Miss
Bertram comes on the white powny ilka day to the kirk - and a constant kirkkeeper
she is — and it's a pleasure to hear her singing the psalms , winsome young ...
Page 93
I have a sma ' matter due mysell , but I would rather have lost it than gane to turn
the auld man out of his house , and him just dying . ' Ay , but , ' said the parish -
clerk , ' Factor Glossin wants to get rid of the auld Laird , and drive on the sale , for
...
I have a sma ' matter due mysell , but I would rather have lost it than gane to turn
the auld man out of his house , and him just dying . ' Ay , but , ' said the parish -
clerk , ' Factor Glossin wants to get rid of the auld Laird , and drive on the sale , for
...
Page 185
auld rules , and no wonder that you scour the cramp - ring , and trine to the cheat
! sae often . Yes , ye are a ' altered — you'll eat the goodman's meat , drink his
drink , sleep on the strammel in his barn , and break his house and cut his throat
...
auld rules , and no wonder that you scour the cramp - ring , and trine to the cheat
! sae often . Yes , ye are a ' altered — you'll eat the goodman's meat , drink his
drink , sleep on the strammel in his barn , and break his house and cut his throat
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Guy Mannering Collins classics Everyman's Library. no. 133 Issue 133 of Everyman's library Library of Classics New classics-no. 618 Notes on chosen English texts |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Collins, 1955 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2019 |
| Length | 414 pages |
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