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Page 117
You know your purpose best , ” said Christian ; | therefore , his gecming
godliness brought him worldly " and I do justice , brother Bridgenorth , to the
purity gain , his secret pleasures compensated for his outward of your principles ;
but men ...
You know your purpose best , ” said Christian ; | therefore , his gecming
godliness brought him worldly " and I do justice , brother Bridgenorth , to the
purity gain , his secret pleasures compensated for his outward of your principles ;
but men ...
Page 145
Wise men applaud us when we eat the eaters , " Oh , my Lord Duke , " answered
Christian , " I am As the devil laughs when keen folks cheat the cheaters . " not
one whom you can imposé on by this species of The Sea Voyage . courtly jargon
.
Wise men applaud us when we eat the eaters , " Oh , my Lord Duke , " answered
Christian , " I am As the devil laughs when keen folks cheat the cheaters . " not
one whom you can imposé on by this species of The Sea Voyage . courtly jargon
.
Page 164
Sir Geoffrey , little cheered by this intimation , ex - injure my old friend , Christian
? ” pressed his despair at not being able to get the length " And why not , " said
Christian , coolly , " if your of Whitehall , where lie trusted to find as many jolly old
...
Sir Geoffrey , little cheered by this intimation , ex - injure my old friend , Christian
? ” pressed his despair at not being able to get the length " And why not , " said
Christian , coolly , " if your of Whitehall , where lie trusted to find as many jolly old
...
Page 165
Pshaw , my Lord Court secreis - the honour of Villiers is in thy keep - Duke ! you
deal with a man of sense and courage , ing , Ned Christian ! Speak , thou man of
wiles and yet you speak to him as a child and a coward . " of intriguem - on whom
...
Pshaw , my Lord Court secreis - the honour of Villiers is in thy keep - Duke ! you
deal with a man of sense and courage , ing , Ned Christian ! Speak , thou man of
wiles and yet you speak to him as a child and a coward . " of intriguem - on whom
...
Page 173
told Christian ! " " It is not for me to judge said Chiffinch ; " your " Your Grace , "
said Chiffinch - " your Grace - your Grace is a bold commander ; and Christian
hath the Grace ought to remember that I told you Christian ' s cunning of the devil
for ...
told Christian ! " " It is not for me to judge said Chiffinch ; " your " Your Grace , "
said Chiffinch - " your Grace - your Grace is a bold commander ; and Christian
hath the Grace ought to remember that I told you Christian ' s cunning of the devil
for ...
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| Title | The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, and His Last Additions and Illustrations Volume 4 of “The” Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, and His Last Additions, and Illustrations, Sir Walter Scott |
| Author | Sir Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Conner & Cooke, 1833 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 4 Mar 2009 |
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