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Page 236
... wish to say to her . ' Hem , hem ! I am sorry , sir - I am very sorry , Colonel Mannering , that Miss Bertram should suppose that any preju- dice , in short - or idea that anything on my part- 6 6 Sir , ' said the inflexible Colonel ...
... wish to say to her . ' Hem , hem ! I am sorry , sir - I am very sorry , Colonel Mannering , that Miss Bertram should suppose that any preju- dice , in short - or idea that anything on my part- 6 6 Sir , ' said the inflexible Colonel ...
Page 238
... wishes through you , Colonel Mannering , and to express that I shall willingly give my testimony in support of that deed when I shall be called upon . I have the honour to wish you a good morning , sir . ' 6 This parting speech was so ...
... wishes through you , Colonel Mannering , and to express that I shall willingly give my testimony in support of that deed when I shall be called upon . I have the honour to wish you a good morning , sir . ' 6 This parting speech was so ...
Page 251
... wish much to hear some of your Scottish preachers whose talents have done such honour to your country — your Blair , your Robertson , or your Henry ; and I embrace your kind offer with all my heart - Only , ' drawing the lawyer a little ...
... wish much to hear some of your Scottish preachers whose talents have done such honour to your country — your Blair , your Robertson , or your Henry ; and I embrace your kind offer with all my heart - Only , ' drawing the lawyer a little ...
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