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Their fall discouraged the rest , who began to turn round their horses ; and a few
shots fired at them soon sent them off , bearing along with them their slain or
wounded companions . We could not observe that they suffered any farther loss .
Their fall discouraged the rest , who began to turn round their horses ; and a few
shots fired at them soon sent them off , bearing along with them their slain or
wounded companions . We could not observe that they suffered any farther loss .
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On the frozen bosom of the lake itself were a multitude of moving figures , some
flitting along with the velocity of swallows , some sweeping in the most graceful
circles , and others deeply interested in a less active pastime , crowding round
the ...
On the frozen bosom of the lake itself were a multitude of moving figures , some
flitting along with the velocity of swallows , some sweeping in the most graceful
circles , and others deeply interested in a less active pastime , crowding round
the ...
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by her lover's wound , is another source of distress to me , and every thing round
me appears to bear witness against that indiscretion which has occasioned this
calamity . “ For two days I was very ill indeed . The news that Hazlewood was ...
by her lover's wound , is another source of distress to me , and every thing round
me appears to bear witness against that indiscretion which has occasioned this
calamity . “ For two days I was very ill indeed . The news that Hazlewood was ...
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Say ? " echoed the postilion , " he said naething at a ' - he just stared at them as
they walked round the loch upon the ice , as if he could have eaten them , and he
never took his ee aff them , or said another word , or gave another glance at the ...
Say ? " echoed the postilion , " he said naething at a ' - he just stared at them as
they walked round the loch upon the ice , as if he could have eaten them , and he
never took his ee aff them , or said another word , or gave another glance at the ...
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77 turned round and gaed aff the loch by the kirk - stile through Woodbourne fir -
plantings , and we saw nae mair o ' him . ” Only think , ” said Mrs. Mac - Candlish ,
“ what a hard heart he maun hae had , to think o ' hurting the poor young ...
77 turned round and gaed aff the loch by the kirk - stile through Woodbourne fir -
plantings , and we saw nae mair o ' him . ” Only think , ” said Mrs. Mac - Candlish ,
“ what a hard heart he maun hae had , to think o ' hurting the poor young ...
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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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