Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer: In Three Volumes, Volume 3Didot, 1821 - 235 pages |
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Page 44
... hear the question , sir , which the gentleman asks you ? » " << I have particular reasons for declining to answer that question . >> << Then I am afraid , sir , our duty must lay us under the necessity to sign a warrant of com- mittal ...
... hear the question , sir , which the gentleman asks you ? » " << I have particular reasons for declining to answer that question . >> << Then I am afraid , sir , our duty must lay us under the necessity to sign a warrant of com- mittal ...
Page 56
... hear of such a thing - I cannot help myself . " ―― " - Na , na , sir , I'll no permit you to be saying that - I'm forcing naething upon ye ; -an ye dinna like the price , ye needna take the article- I force no man ; I was only ...
... hear of such a thing - I cannot help myself . " ―― " - Na , na , sir , I'll no permit you to be saying that - I'm forcing naething upon ye ; -an ye dinna like the price , ye needna take the article- I force no man ; I was only ...
Page 59
... hear the hoarse growl of the keeper , or the shriller tones of his help - mate , almost always in the tone of discontent , anger , or insolence . At other times the large mastiff , chained in the court - yard , answered with furious ...
... hear the hoarse growl of the keeper , or the shriller tones of his help - mate , almost always in the tone of discontent , anger , or insolence . At other times the large mastiff , chained in the court - yard , answered with furious ...
Page 65
... hear your story - whisht , Wasp , man ! wow but he's glad to see " you , poor thing ! " Bertram's story , being confined to the accident of Hazlewood , and the confusion made between his own identity and that of one of the smug- glers ...
... hear your story - whisht , Wasp , man ! wow but he's glad to see " you , poor thing ! " Bertram's story , being confined to the accident of Hazlewood , and the confusion made between his own identity and that of one of the smug- glers ...
Page 68
... hear that he's like to be in the prison at Portanferry , if he does na tak a ' the better care o ' himsell , for there's been warrants out to tak him as soon as he comes ower the water frae Allonby . And now , gudeman , an ever ye wish ...
... hear that he's like to be in the prison at Portanferry , if he does na tak a ' the better care o ' himsell , for there's been warrants out to tak him as soon as he comes ower the water frae Allonby . And now , gudeman , an ever ye wish ...
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