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Page 10
... of his astonishment at the apathy with which we heard of the wounds and
mutilation suffered by Thomas Aquinas , or the venerable Chrysostom . But I am
not in spirits , and I have yet another and a more interesting incident to
communicate .
... of his astonishment at the apathy with which we heard of the wounds and
mutilation suffered by Thomas Aquinas , or the venerable Chrysostom . But I am
not in spirits , and I have yet another and a more interesting incident to
communicate .
Page 14
... band of smugglers , and had some bad purpose in view , heard and
understood him imperfectly . He snatched the gun from the servant , who had
come up on a line with us , and , pointing the muzzle at Brown , commanded him
to stand off at ...
... band of smugglers , and had some bad purpose in view , heard and
understood him imperfectly . He snatched the gun from the servant , who had
come up on a line with us , and , pointing the muzzle at Brown , commanded him
to stand off at ...
Page 15
He then bounded over a hedge , which divided the footpath from the plantation ,
and has not since been heard of . The servant made no attempt to stop or secure
him , and the report he made of the matter to those who came up to us , induced ...
He then bounded over a hedge , which divided the footpath from the plantation ,
and has not since been heard of . The servant made no attempt to stop or secure
him , and the report he made of the matter to those who came up to us , induced ...
Page 36
Glossin rode slowly back to Ellangowan , pondering on what he had heard , and
more and more convinced that the active and successful prosecution of this
mysterious business was an opportunity of ingratiating himself with Hazlewood
and ...
Glossin rode slowly back to Ellangowan , pondering on what he had heard , and
more and more convinced that the active and successful prosecution of this
mysterious business was an opportunity of ingratiating himself with Hazlewood
and ...
Page 38
The clink of irons was immediately afterwards heard upon the stair , and in two or
three minutes a man was introduced , hand - cuffed and fettered . He was thick ,
brawny , and muscular , and although his shagged and grizzled hair marked an ...
The clink of irons was immediately afterwards heard upon the stair , and in two or
three minutes a man was introduced , hand - cuffed and fettered . He was thick ,
brawny , and muscular , and although his shagged and grizzled hair marked an ...
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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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