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Page 24
Mrs. Mac - Candlish , I wish to know if the justices are to dine here as usual after
the business of the court on Tuesday ? " “ I believe — I fancy sae , sir — as usual
” —about to leave the room . ) “ Stay a moment , Mrs. Mac - Candlish — why , you
...
Mrs. Mac - Candlish , I wish to know if the justices are to dine here as usual after
the business of the court on Tuesday ? " “ I believe — I fancy sae , sir — as usual
” —about to leave the room . ) “ Stay a moment , Mrs. Mac - Candlish — why , you
...
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... continued Glossin , “ I have no particular wish to be hard upon an old
acquaintancebut I must do my duty - I shall send you off to Edinburgh in a post -
chaise and four this very day . ” “ Poz donner ! you would not do that ? ” said
Hatteraick , in ...
... continued Glossin , “ I have no particular wish to be hard upon an old
acquaintancebut I must do my duty - I shall send you off to Edinburgh in a post -
chaise and four this very day . ” “ Poz donner ! you would not do that ? ” said
Hatteraick , in ...
Page 48
After this last cordial wish , he continued watching the progress of the boat as it
stood away towards the Point of Warroch , until he could no longer distinguish the
dusky sail from the gloomy waves over which it glided . Satisfied then that the ...
After this last cordial wish , he continued watching the progress of the boat as it
stood away towards the Point of Warroch , until he could no longer distinguish the
dusky sail from the gloomy waves over which it glided . Satisfied then that the ...
Page 51
—0 how I wish that I lay where that wretched man lies , and that he stood here in
life and health ! But these regrets are all too late . ” Stifling , therefore , his feelings
, he crept forward to the cave , which was so near the spot where the body was ...
—0 how I wish that I lay where that wretched man lies , and that he stood here in
life and health ! But these regrets are all too late . ” Stifling , therefore , his feelings
, he crept forward to the cave , which was so near the spot where the body was ...
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I wish to Heaven she had — with him in her ! " : ejaculated Glossin . “ Why , I was
so angry myself , that , sapperment ! I did give him a tip over the side— but split
him — the comical little devil swam like a duck ; so I made him swim astern for a ...
I wish to Heaven she had — with him in her ! " : ejaculated Glossin . “ Why , I was
so angry myself , that , sapperment ! I did give him a tip over the side— but split
him — the comical little devil swam like a duck ; so I made him swim astern for a ...
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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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