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Miss Clark 161 Lincluden House , Dumfriesshire Paton Evans 169 Terriers T ,
Landseer Green . 191 Mrs. Mac - Guffog Meadows Linton 192 Lock and Key of
Selkirk Jail . Abbotsford . Dickes Swain . 203 Dinmont visiting Bertrain in the
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Miss Clark 161 Lincluden House , Dumfriesshire Paton Evans 169 Terriers T ,
Landseer Green . 191 Mrs. Mac - Guffog Meadows Linton 192 Lock and Key of
Selkirk Jail . Abbotsford . Dickes Swain . 203 Dinmont visiting Bertrain in the
Prison ...
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I must say Miss Bertram is strangely biassed by her prepossessions , for there are
few handsomer men than poor Brown . I had not seen him for a long time , and
even in his strange and sudden apparition on this unhappy occasion , and under
...
I must say Miss Bertram is strangely biassed by her prepossessions , for there are
few handsomer men than poor Brown . I had not seen him for a long time , and
even in his strange and sudden apparition on this unhappy occasion , and under
...
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... cock , and about the leddies , and sic like . " “ What ladies ? and what did he
ask about them , Jock ? " said the interrogator . “ What leddies ? ou , it was Miss
Jowlia Mannering and Miss Lucy Bertram , that ye ken fu ' 30 WAVERLEY
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... cock , and about the leddies , and sic like . " “ What ladies ? and what did he
ask about them , Jock ? " said the interrogator . “ What leddies ? ou , it was Miss
Jowlia Mannering and Miss Lucy Bertram , that ye ken fu ' 30 WAVERLEY
NOVELS.
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and Miss Lucy Bertram , that ye ken fu ' weel yoursell , Mr. Glossin — they were
walking wi ' the young Laird of Hazlewood upon the ice . ” “ And what did you tell
him about them ? ” demanded Glossin . “ Tut , we just said that was Miss Lucy ...
and Miss Lucy Bertram , that ye ken fu ' weel yoursell , Mr. Glossin — they were
walking wi ' the young Laird of Hazlewood upon the ice . ” “ And what did you tell
him about them ? ” demanded Glossin . “ Tut , we just said that was Miss Lucy ...
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Besides , to do Glossin justice , he was , he might feel some desire to
compensate to Miss Bertram in a small degree , and in a case in which his own
interests did not interfere with hers , the infinite mischief which he had
occasioned to her ...
Besides , to do Glossin justice , he was , he might feel some desire to
compensate to Miss Bertram in a small degree , and in a case in which his own
interests did not interfere with hers , the infinite mischief which he had
occasioned to her ...
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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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