Guy Mannering; Or, the Astrologer: In Four Volumes, Volume 2Schumann, 1822 - 221 pages |
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Page 45
... formed with much elegance ; piercing dark eyes , and jet - black hair of great length , corresponded with the vivacity and in- telligence of features , in which were blended a little haughtiness , and a little bashfulness , a great deal ...
... formed with much elegance ; piercing dark eyes , and jet - black hair of great length , corresponded with the vivacity and in- telligence of features , in which were blended a little haughtiness , and a little bashfulness , a great deal ...
Page 49
... formed where there were so many inducements . Most of the families of the neighbourhood visited Colonel Mannering , and he was soon able to select from among them such as best suited his taste and habits . Charles Hazlewood held a ...
... formed where there were so many inducements . Most of the families of the neighbourhood visited Colonel Mannering , and he was soon able to select from among them such as best suited his taste and habits . Charles Hazlewood held a ...
Page 52
... formed the late bishop's venerable library , and over such the eye of Dominie Sampson gloated with rap- He entered them in the catalogue in his best running hand , forming each letter with the accuracy of a lover writing a valentine ...
... formed the late bishop's venerable library , and over such the eye of Dominie Sampson gloated with rap- He entered them in the catalogue in his best running hand , forming each letter with the accuracy of a lover writing a valentine ...
Page 59
... formed some ' acquaintance . A fine fellow this , you must know , Delaserre he paints tolerably , draws beautifully , converses well , and plays char- mingly on the flute ; and , though thus well entitled to be a coxcomb of talent , is ...
... formed some ' acquaintance . A fine fellow this , you must know , Delaserre he paints tolerably , draws beautifully , converses well , and plays char- mingly on the flute ; and , though thus well entitled to be a coxcomb of talent , is ...
Page 108
... formed a gentle declivity , which relieved the inhabitants of the nuisances which might otherwise have stagnated around them . At a little distance was the whole band of children , playing and building houses with peats around a huge ...
... formed a gentle declivity , which relieved the inhabitants of the nuisances which might otherwise have stagnated around them . At a little distance was the whole band of children , playing and building houses with peats around a huge ...
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