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Page 328
Really , sir , ' replied Hazlewood , ' in what so intimately concerns myself , ' Sir , it
does not concern you but in a very secondary degree that is , it does not concern
you , as a giddy young fellow , who takes pleasure in contradicting his father ...
Really , sir , ' replied Hazlewood , ' in what so intimately concerns myself , ' Sir , it
does not concern you but in a very secondary degree that is , it does not concern
you , as a giddy young fellow , who takes pleasure in contradicting his father ...
Page 364
Oh , certainly , ' replied Pleydell— ' well , and he says' He says that it is whispered
about among tinkers , gipsies , and other idle persons , that there is such a plan
as I mentioned to you , and that this young man , who is a bastard or natural son ...
Oh , certainly , ' replied Pleydell— ' well , and he says' He says that it is whispered
about among tinkers , gipsies , and other idle persons , that there is such a plan
as I mentioned to you , and that this young man , who is a bastard or natural son ...
Page 400
Why then , we must ballast it with a few bags of Sicca rupees , ' replied the
Colonel . * Aha ! sits the wind there ? Then I suppose the young dog carries off
my mistress Julia ? ' Even so , counsellor . ' ' These rascals , the post - nati , get
the ...
Why then , we must ballast it with a few bags of Sicca rupees , ' replied the
Colonel . * Aha ! sits the wind there ? Then I suppose the young dog carries off
my mistress Julia ? ' Even so , counsellor . ' ' These rascals , the post - nati , get
the ...
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| 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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