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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 ...
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... carry the people with you , Scrow -- but wait in the lobby within call . ” The clerk
would have offered some remonstrances to his patron on the danger of
remaining alone with such a desperate character , although ironed beyond the
possibility ...
... carry the people with you , Scrow -- but wait in the lobby within call . ” The clerk
would have offered some remonstrances to his patron on the danger of
remaining alone with such a desperate character , although ironed beyond the
possibility ...
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One man alone came straight to our cave , and it was that man who knew the
secretbut we made him our friend at the expense of half the value of the goods
saved . By his advice we carried off the child to Holland in our consort , which
came ...
One man alone came straight to our cave , and it was that man who knew the
secretbut we made him our friend at the expense of half the value of the goods
saved . By his advice we carried off the child to Holland in our consort , which
came ...
Page 46
Stimulated by present gain and the prospect of contingent advantage , he
accepted the bribe which the smugglers offered in their terror , and connived at ,
or rather encouraged , their intention of carrying away the child of his benefactor ,
who ...
Stimulated by present gain and the prospect of contingent advantage , he
accepted the bribe which the smugglers offered in their terror , and connived at ,
or rather encouraged , their intention of carrying away the child of his benefactor ,
who ...
Page 52
who frequented this haunt , after they had entered , to stuff the mouth with
withered sea - weed , loosely piled together as if carried there by the waves . Dirk
Hatteraick had not forgotten this precaution . Glossin , though a bold and hardy
man ...
who frequented this haunt , after they had entered , to stuff the mouth with
withered sea - weed , loosely piled together as if carried there by the waves . Dirk
Hatteraick had not forgotten this precaution . Glossin , though a bold and hardy
man ...
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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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