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said the dame to herself , could recommend herself to the younger , those espe -
in the first moment of irritation against her clamorous cally of her own sex .
helpmate ; and then called aloud , - " Why , what is Dame Ursula was , in
appearance ...
said the dame to herself , could recommend herself to the younger , those espe -
in the first moment of irritation against her clamorous cally of her own sex .
helpmate ; and then called aloud , - " Why , what is Dame Ursula was , in
appearance ...
Page 36
Nothing , dame , " said Margaret , somewhat pet" Whither away , so late ? " said
the barber , whom tishly , and changing her posture so as rather to turn they
passed seated with his starveling boys round a her back upon the kind inquirer .
mess ...
Nothing , dame , " said Margaret , somewhat pet" Whither away , so late ? " said
the barber , whom tishly , and changing her posture so as rather to turn they
passed seated with his starveling boys round a her back upon the kind inquirer .
mess ...
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said the confidant , So saying , she turned away from Dame Ursula " she is quite
frantic heard ever any one of a watchonce more , and resumed her musing ,
posture , with maker ' s daughter falling in love with a noblemanher hand on her ...
said the confidant , So saying , she turned away from Dame Ursula " she is quite
frantic heard ever any one of a watchonce more , and resumed her musing ,
posture , with maker ' s daughter falling in love with a noblemanher hand on her ...
Page 81
Speak self into the great leathern chair , in which Dame out , thou poor , petty
cloak - brusher , and say who adCreley was wont to solace herself of an evening
, he vised thee ? " retorted Dame Ursley , flushed and indeclared himself " the
most ...
Speak self into the great leathern chair , in which Dame out , thou poor , petty
cloak - brusher , and say who adCreley was wont to solace herself of an evening
, he vised thee ? " retorted Dame Ursley , flushed and indeclared himself " the
most ...
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amongst them , I must needs risk the last five pieces nod ; " I have heard the dice
rattle there in my day , with that shark among the minnows ! " before I must set up
for gentleman , and go among " Granted , " said Dame Ursula . “ All this I know ...
amongst them , I must needs risk the last five pieces nod ; " I have heard the dice
rattle there in my day , with that shark among the minnows ! " before I must set up
for gentleman , and go among " Granted , " said Dame Ursula . “ All this I know ...
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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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