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... he was born when Mars was lord of his ascendant , and that strife and
bloodshed find him out in circumstances and situations the most retired and
pacific . “ About eleven o'clock on last Tuesday morning , while Hazlewood and
my father ...
... he was born when Mars was lord of his ascendant , and that strife and
bloodshed find him out in circumstances and situations the most retired and
pacific . “ About eleven o'clock on last Tuesday morning , while Hazlewood and
my father ...
Page 3
My father and Hazlewood hurried to the front door to demand who they were ,
and what was their business . They were revenue officers , they stated , who had
seized these horses , loaded with contraband articles , at a place about three
miles ...
My father and Hazlewood hurried to the front door to demand who they were ,
and what was their business . They were revenue officers , they stated , who had
seized these horses , loaded with contraband articles , at a place about three
miles ...
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This ( excepting the alarm occasioned by the report ) escaped my notice at the
time , you may easily believe ; but in talking over the scene afterwards ,
Hazlewood made us very merry with the Dominie's ignorant but zealous valour . “
When my ...
This ( excepting the alarm occasioned by the report ) escaped my notice at the
time , you may easily believe ; but in talking over the scene afterwards ,
Hazlewood made us very merry with the Dominie's ignorant but zealous valour . “
When my ...
Page 5
Hazlewood , who seemed to catch courage from his eye , acted as his aid - de -
camp , and displayed the utmost alertness in bearing his directions from one
place to another , and seeing them properly carried into execution , Our force ,
with ...
Hazlewood , who seemed to catch courage from his eye , acted as his aid - de -
camp , and displayed the utmost alertness in bearing his directions from one
place to another , and seeing them properly carried into execution , Our force ,
with ...
Page 7
My father then observed them getting hatchets and crows , probably to assail the
hall door , and called aloud , ' Let none fire but Hazlewood and me - Hazlewood ,
mark the ambassador . ' He himself aimed at the man on the grey horse , who ...
My father then observed them getting hatchets and crows , probably to assail the
hall door , and called aloud , ' Let none fire but Hazlewood and me - Hazlewood ,
mark the ambassador . ' He himself aimed at the man on the grey horse , who ...
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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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