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his own character and reception in society with those of Mr. Mac - Morlan , who ,
in far inferior worldly circumstances , was beloved and respected both by rich and
poor , and was slowly but securely laying the foundation of a moderate fortune ...
his own character and reception in society with those of Mr. Mac - Morlan , who ,
in far inferior worldly circumstances , was beloved and respected both by rich and
poor , and was slowly but securely laying the foundation of a moderate fortune ...
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the satisfaction of mortifying , and in some degree disparaging , Mac - Morlan , to
whom , as Sheriff - substitute of the county , this sort of investigation properly
belonged , and who would certainly suffer in public opinion , should the voluntary
...
the satisfaction of mortifying , and in some degree disparaging , Mac - Morlan , to
whom , as Sheriff - substitute of the county , this sort of investigation properly
belonged , and who would certainly suffer in public opinion , should the voluntary
...
Page 47
... he must be committed to prison ; Mac - Morlan or some other person will take
the matter up — he will be detected - convicted — and will tell all in revenge ! "
While these racking thoughts glided rapidly through Glossin's mind , he observed
...
... he must be committed to prison ; Mac - Morlan or some other person will take
the matter up — he will be detected - convicted — and will tell all in revenge ! "
While these racking thoughts glided rapidly through Glossin's mind , he observed
...
Page 68
If it can be communicated to Mr. Mac - Morlan , her agent , sir , I believe it will be
more agreeable to Miss Bertram . ” “ I beg pardon , Colonel Mannering , ” said
Glossin , making a wretched attempt at an easy demeanour “ you are a man of
the ...
If it can be communicated to Mr. Mac - Morlan , her agent , sir , I believe it will be
more agreeable to Miss Bertram . ” “ I beg pardon , Colonel Mannering , ” said
Glossin , making a wretched attempt at an easy demeanour “ you are a man of
the ...
Page 76
Glossin was no sooner mounted and gone , than the Colonel dispatched a groom
for Mr. Mac - Morlan , and , putting the deed into his hand , requested to know if it
was likely to be available to his friend Lucy Bertram . Mac - Morlan perused it ...
Glossin was no sooner mounted and gone , than the Colonel dispatched a groom
for Mr. Mac - Morlan , and , putting the deed into his hand , requested to know if it
was likely to be available to his friend Lucy Bertram . Mac - Morlan perused it ...
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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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