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203 Dinmont visiting Bertrain in the Prison Buss . Jackson . 208 The Dominie and
Meg Merrilies Leslie Walmsley 228 The Attack on Portanferry Sargent . Evans
256 Lord Monboddo . . Kay . Sly 274 Recognition of Harry Bertram Buss .
Jackson ...
203 Dinmont visiting Bertrain in the Prison Buss . Jackson . 208 The Dominie and
Meg Merrilies Leslie Walmsley 228 The Attack on Portanferry Sargent . Evans
256 Lord Monboddo . . Kay . Sly 274 Recognition of Harry Bertram Buss .
Jackson ...
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I'll gang to the tavern too , ” said our friend Dinmont , “ for I am a stranger also ,
and on business e'en sic like . " “ Na , " said the hand - maiden , an he see the
gentleman , he'll see the simple body too - but , Lord's sake , dinna say it was me
...
I'll gang to the tavern too , ” said our friend Dinmont , “ for I am a stranger also ,
and on business e'en sic like . " “ Na , " said the hand - maiden , an he see the
gentleman , he'll see the simple body too - but , Lord's sake , dinna say it was me
...
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Those who recoiled from the colossal weight of Dinmont , on looking up at his
size and strength , apparently judged him too heavy metal to be rashly
encountered , and suffered him to pursue his course unchallenged . Following in
the wake of ...
Those who recoiled from the colossal weight of Dinmont , on looking up at his
size and strength , apparently judged him too heavy metal to be rashly
encountered , and suffered him to pursue his course unchallenged . Following in
the wake of ...
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With some difficulty a waiter was prevailed upon to show Colonel Mannering and
Dinmont the room where their friend , learned in the law , held his hebdomadal
carousals . The scene which it exhibited , and particularly the attitude of the ...
With some difficulty a waiter was prevailed upon to show Colonel Mannering and
Dinmont the room where their friend , learned in the law , held his hebdomadal
carousals . The scene which it exhibited , and particularly the attitude of the ...
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... thy Scottish children ! Dinmont was first in the room . He stood aghast a
moment , —and then exclaimed , “ It's him , sure enough - Deil o ' the like o ' that
ever I saw ! " At the sound of “ Mr. Dinmont and Colonel Mannering GUY
MANNERING 87.
... thy Scottish children ! Dinmont was first in the room . He stood aghast a
moment , —and then exclaimed , “ It's him , sure enough - Deil o ' the like o ' that
ever I saw ! " At the sound of “ Mr. Dinmont and Colonel Mannering GUY
MANNERING 87.
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| Title | Guy Mannering, Volume 2 Guy Mannering, Walter Scott Volumes 3-4 of The Waverley novels / by Walter Scott |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Black, 1859 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 9 Jul 2013 |
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