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Page 55
said Lord Dalgarno , " or by her personal interest , in procuring her husband a
what are these fellows fit for , but to play the intellect - high situation , which the
gouty old viscount could ual gladiators before us ? He of them who declares
never ...
said Lord Dalgarno , " or by her personal interest , in procuring her husband a
what are these fellows fit for , but to play the intellect - high situation , which the
gouty old viscount could ual gladiators before us ? He of them who declares
never ...
Page 13
But Sir Geoffrey ' s life was incapable of forming any resolution or opinion ab -
preserved by the interest of a friend , who possessed stracted from his own
prejudices - he was proud of influence in the councils of Oliver . This was a Mr .
his birth ...
But Sir Geoffrey ' s life was incapable of forming any resolution or opinion ab -
preserved by the interest of a friend , who possessed stracted from his own
prejudices - he was proud of influence in the councils of Oliver . This was a Mr .
his birth ...
Page 14
Besides , he was a moneyed man , I have looked beside one of the stunted and
formal and to a certain extent had a shrewd eye to his young beech - trees with
which Bridgenorth had graworldly interest . He understood how to improve the
ced ...
Besides , he was a moneyed man , I have looked beside one of the stunted and
formal and to a certain extent had a shrewd eye to his young beech - trees with
which Bridgenorth had graworldly interest . He understood how to improve the
ced ...
Page 149
... circumstances in which she was so interest I must take in you , they have
detained you unexpe upon Buckingham , the till I could myself , in personal
attendance , receive effect of exciting unusual interest . On his own part , your
commands ?
... circumstances in which she was so interest I must take in you , they have
detained you unexpe upon Buckingham , the till I could myself , in personal
attendance , receive effect of exciting unusual interest . On his own part , your
commands ?
Page 9
... with some family memorials , which had fortunately been prepossessed much
interest among the neighbouring peasantry , served , and which contained some
curious particulars respect . prevailed on many of them to buy , for the petty sum ...
... with some family memorials , which had fortunately been prepossessed much
interest among the neighbouring peasantry , served , and which contained some
curious particulars respect . prevailed on many of them to buy , for the petty sum ...
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Alice answered apartment appearance arms attend authority believe better Bridgenorth called carry Castle cause character charge Christian continued Countess course Court Dalgarno Dame danger desire door Duke Earl entered expression eyes father favour fear feeling followed George give Grace hand hath head hear heard Heriot honour hope horse hour interest Julian keep kind King Knight lady least leave less live London look Lord Lord Glenvarloch Majesty manner Master means mind Mistress natural never Nigel noble observed occasion once passed perhaps person Peveril play poor present reason received replied respect Richie seemed seen Sir Geoffrey soon speak supposed sure tell thee thing thou thought tion tone took true turned whole young
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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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