The Waverley Novels: With the Author's Last Corrections and Additions, Volume 1Carey & Hart, 1846 |
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Page 66
... answered Waverley , the Elector of Hanover and the subjects of your law- " all that I can charge against your sister is , that she ful sovereign and benefactor , " and left the room . is too sensible , too reasonable . ' There was a ...
... answered Waverley , the Elector of Hanover and the subjects of your law- " all that I can charge against your sister is , that she ful sovereign and benefactor , " and left the room . is too sensible , too reasonable . ' There was a ...
Page 70
... answered Fergus : uncertainty produce in the mind of a youthful lover . " First , you are an Englishman ; secondly , a gentle- I am not sure if the ladies understand the full value man ; thirdly , a prelatist abjured ; and , fourthly ...
... answered Fergus : uncertainty produce in the mind of a youthful lover . " First , you are an Englishman ; secondly , a gentle- I am not sure if the ladies understand the full value man ; thirdly , a prelatist abjured ; and , fourthly ...
Page 71
... answered Callum . " And ye'll hae ridden a lang way the day , it may weel be ? " " " " 6 Sae lang , that I could weel tak a dram . " Gudewife , bring the gill stoup . ' دو ' Ye'll no hae mickle better whisky than that aboon the Pass ...
... answered Callum . " And ye'll hae ridden a lang way the day , it may weel be ? " " " " 6 Sae lang , that I could weel tak a dram . " Gudewife , bring the gill stoup . ' دو ' Ye'll no hae mickle better whisky than that aboon the Pass ...
Page 75
... answered Waverley . " I favoured Sergeant Houghton as a clever , active young fellow , and I believe his fellow - soldiers respected him accordingly . " But you used through this man , " answered Ma- jor Melville , " to communicate with ...
... answered Waverley . " I favoured Sergeant Houghton as a clever , active young fellow , and I believe his fellow - soldiers respected him accordingly . " But you used through this man , " answered Ma- jor Melville , " to communicate with ...
Page 77
... answered your questions with candour , or ease and simplicity of his present charge , where his declined them with temper , because their import con- opportunities of witnessing evil were few , and never cerned myself alone ; but as you ...
... answered your questions with candour , or ease and simplicity of his present charge , where his declined them with temper , because their import con- opportunities of witnessing evil were few , and never cerned myself alone ; but as you ...
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