The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, and His Last Additions and Illustrations, Volume 4Conner & Cooke, 1833 |
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Page 4
... supposed Lord Dalgarno , brazen out the shame of his vil- lanies , and affect to triumph in their consequences , so long as they were personally advantageous to his own pleasures or profit . Alsatia is elsewhere explained as a cant name ...
... supposed Lord Dalgarno , brazen out the shame of his vil- lanies , and affect to triumph in their consequences , so long as they were personally advantageous to his own pleasures or profit . Alsatia is elsewhere explained as a cant name ...
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... supposed , was something very different from those we now see in the same locality . The goods were exposed to sale in cases , only defended from the weather by a covering of canvass , and the whole resembled the stalls and booths now ...
... supposed , was something very different from those we now see in the same locality . The goods were exposed to sale in cases , only defended from the weather by a covering of canvass , and the whole resembled the stalls and booths now ...
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... supposed that Jenkin Vincent left his more reserved and bash- ful comrade far in the background . The latter could only articulate with difficulty , and as an act of duty " You are an owl , once again , " said Vincent ; " if which he ...
... supposed that Jenkin Vincent left his more reserved and bash- ful comrade far in the background . The latter could only articulate with difficulty , and as an act of duty " You are an owl , once again , " said Vincent ; " if which he ...
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... supposed southron converted into a native Scot , " I took your honour for an Englisher ! But I hope there was naething wrang in standing up for ane's ain country's credit in a strange land , where all men cry her down ? " Do you call it ...
... supposed southron converted into a native Scot , " I took your honour for an Englisher ! But I hope there was naething wrang in standing up for ane's ain country's credit in a strange land , where all men cry her down ? " Do you call it ...
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... supposed she would consume it , ony mair than the images of Bel and the Dragon consumed the dainty vivers that were placed before them . There are stout yeomen and chamber - queans in the house , enow to play the part of Lick - it - up ...
... supposed she would consume it , ony mair than the images of Bel and the Dragon consumed the dainty vivers that were placed before them . There are stout yeomen and chamber - queans in the house , enow to play the part of Lick - it - up ...
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