The Waverley Novels: With the Author's Last Corrections and Additions, Volume 1Carey & Hart, 1846 |
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Page 70
... brown Dermid . " what is less pleasing in distant objects , and there are happy lights , to stream in full glory upon those points which can profit by brilliant illumination . " If you will sell him , I shall certainly be much obliged ...
... brown Dermid . " what is less pleasing in distant objects , and there are happy lights , to stream in full glory upon those points which can profit by brilliant illumination . " If you will sell him , I shall certainly be much obliged ...
Page 92
... brown hair , -for he wore no I just end where I began -- I hae evermore found the periwig , notwithstanding the universal fashion of the sinews of war , as a learned author calls the caisse time , became the bonnet which surmounted it ...
... brown hair , -for he wore no I just end where I began -- I hae evermore found the periwig , notwithstanding the universal fashion of the sinews of war , as a learned author calls the caisse time , became the bonnet which surmounted it ...
Page 121
... brown and dark surface . To line the enclosures facing the open ground , and the road by which the enemy must move from it upon the village , was the work of a short time . While these manœuvres were accomplishing , night sunk down ...
... brown and dark surface . To line the enclosures facing the open ground , and the road by which the enemy must move from it upon the village , was the work of a short time . While these manœuvres were accomplishing , night sunk down ...
Page 142
... brown fist at him . " But what I meant to say , Colonel Talbot , is , that yours is an ancient prosapia , or descent , and since you have lawfully and justly acquired the estate for you and yours , which I have lost for me and mine , I ...
... brown fist at him . " But what I meant to say , Colonel Talbot , is , that yours is an ancient prosapia , or descent , and since you have lawfully and justly acquired the estate for you and yours , which I have lost for me and mine , I ...
Page 29
... Brown , joined our regiment as a volunteer , and finding the military duty more to his fancy than commerce , in which he had been engaged , remained with us as a cadet . Let me do my unhappy victim justice - he behaved with such ...
... Brown , joined our regiment as a volunteer , and finding the military duty more to his fancy than commerce , in which he had been engaged , remained with us as a cadet . Let me do my unhappy victim justice - he behaved with such ...
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