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Page 12
Only the gentlemen were sometimes invited to take their guns when they
attended us , and I observed that my father for several nights paid particular
attention to having the house properly secured , and required his domestics to
keep their ...
Only the gentlemen were sometimes invited to take their guns when they
attended us , and I observed that my father for several nights paid particular
attention to having the house properly secured , and required his domestics to
keep their ...
Page 23
The reader may remember that Mr. Glossin did not , according to this good
woman's phrase , stand high in her books . She therefore attended his summons
to the parlour slowly and reluctantly , and , on entering GUY MANNERING 23.
The reader may remember that Mr. Glossin did not , according to this good
woman's phrase , stand high in her books . She therefore attended his summons
to the parlour slowly and reluctantly , and , on entering GUY MANNERING 23.
Page 29
The Deacon accordingly made his appearance , with his wig awry , owing to the
hurry with which , at this summons of the Justice , he had exchanged it for the
Kilmarnock - cap in which he usually attended his customers . Mrs. Mac -
Candlish ...
The Deacon accordingly made his appearance , with his wig awry , owing to the
hurry with which , at this summons of the Justice , he had exchanged it for the
Kilmarnock - cap in which he usually attended his customers . Mrs. Mac -
Candlish ...
Page 49
... he himself hastened by devious paths through the Wood of Warroch , to his
appointed interview with Hatteraick , from whom he hoped to learn at more
leisure than last night's conference admitted , the circumstances attending the
return of ...
... he himself hastened by devious paths through the Wood of Warroch , to his
appointed interview with Hatteraick , from whom he hoped to learn at more
leisure than last night's conference admitted , the circumstances attending the
return of ...
Page 73
This , sir , does not seem to require much discussionI will see that Miss Bertram's
interest is attended to . ” ' But , sir , —but , Colonel Mannering , ” added Glossin , “
there is another matter which no one can explain but myself . This lady — this ...
This , sir , does not seem to require much discussionI will see that Miss Bertram's
interest is attended to . ” ' But , sir , —but , Colonel Mannering , ” added Glossin , “
there is another matter which no one can explain but myself . This lady — this ...
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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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