The Waverley Novels: With the Author's Last Corrections and Additions, Volume 1Carey & Hart, 1846 |
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Page 28
... poor Amhurst * — Bradwardine . Ah , Caleb Caleb ! Well , it was a shame to let poor When this matter was explained and settled , Mr. Caleb starve , and so many fat rectors and squires Pembroke expressed his wish to take a private and ...
... poor Amhurst * — Bradwardine . Ah , Caleb Caleb ! Well , it was a shame to let poor When this matter was explained and settled , Mr. Caleb starve , and so many fat rectors and squires Pembroke expressed his wish to take a private and ...
Page 30
... poor A jolly dame who , not " Sixty Years since , " kept the princi ce , " Kept the p gudewife , was very common among the Scottish Bonifaces . pal caravansary at Greenlaw , in Berwickshire , had the honour There was in ancient times ...
... poor A jolly dame who , not " Sixty Years since , " kept the princi ce , " Kept the p gudewife , was very common among the Scottish Bonifaces . pal caravansary at Greenlaw , in Berwickshire , had the honour There was in ancient times ...
Page 38
... poor simpleton was nei- ther fatuous , nec naturaliter idiota , as is expressed I must confess , whatever inference may be drawn in the brieves of furiosity , but simply a crack - brained from the circumstance , that Edward , after so ...
... poor simpleton was nei- ther fatuous , nec naturaliter idiota , as is expressed I must confess , whatever inference may be drawn in the brieves of furiosity , but simply a crack - brained from the circumstance , that Edward , after so ...
Page 41
... poor , and had two sons , one of no longer attempted to conceal , that , having been whom was a poet , and the other a fool , which visi- bred in the nursery line with Sumack & Co. of New- tation , all the neighbourhood agreed , had ...
... poor , and had two sons , one of no longer attempted to conceal , that , having been whom was a poet , and the other a fool , which visi- bred in the nursery line with Sumack & Co. of New- tation , all the neighbourhood agreed , had ...
Page 43
... poor Rose were gradually , and ceived an admonitory hint from his horse - whip . without her being conscious , assuming a shade of which converted his songs into lamentation . warmer affection . Passing from thence towards the garden ...
... poor Rose were gradually , and ceived an admonitory hint from his horse - whip . without her being conscious , assuming a shade of which converted his songs into lamentation . warmer affection . Passing from thence towards the garden ...
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