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Hero you have a Countess of Derby fetched out obedient servant , or her cold
grave , and saddled with a set of adventures dated twenty years after her death ,
besides being given up as a Ca . JONAS DRYASDUST . tholic , when she was in
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Hero you have a Countess of Derby fetched out obedient servant , or her cold
grave , and saddled with a set of adventures dated twenty years after her death ,
besides being given up as a Ca . JONAS DRYASDUST . tholic , when she was in
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It cannot be , that you - that you , the wife would have rendered it proper that he
should withdraw of the gallant , the faithiul , the murdered Ear enurely , or at least
offer to do so ; but he was not a Countess of Derby , and Queen in Man - - you ...
It cannot be , that you - that you , the wife would have rendered it proper that he
should withdraw of the gallant , the faithiul , the murdered Ear enurely , or at least
offer to do so ; but he was not a Countess of Derby , and Queen in Man - - you ...
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neither he , nor any one else , shall insult the Countess they there may find . ” _ of
Derby in the house of Margaret Stanley . " " Meet the old Cavaliers with much
countenance ? " " Thou art become a perfect heroine , Margaret , " ' continued the
...
neither he , nor any one else , shall insult the Countess they there may find . ” _ of
Derby in the house of Margaret Stanley . " " Meet the old Cavaliers with much
countenance ? " " Thou art become a perfect heroine , Margaret , " ' continued the
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brought me nothing but a parcel of tracts about The Countess made signs to her
little train - bearProtestants and Papists , and a folio play - book , one er , who
immediately went to seek for wax and a of the conceptions , as she calls them , of
...
brought me nothing but a parcel of tracts about The Countess made signs to her
little train - bearProtestants and Papists , and a folio play - book , one er , who
immediately went to seek for wax and a of the conceptions , as she calls them , of
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hearing me in the presence of one or two of your “ This is cowardice , my liege , "
said the Countess , counsellors . " - " Forgive the word ! - it is but a woman who
speaks " Ormond , " said the King , looking around , " attend it . Call your noble ...
hearing me in the presence of one or two of your “ This is cowardice , my liege , "
said the Countess , counsellors . " - " Forgive the word ! - it is but a woman who
speaks " Ormond , " said the King , looking around , " attend it . Call your noble ...
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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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