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Page 255
There remained Colonel Mannering , Charles Hazlewood , with his arm in a sling
, and the Dominie , whose gaunt visage and wall - eyes assumed a most hostile
aspect on recognizing Glossin . That honest gentleman , though somewhat ...
There remained Colonel Mannering , Charles Hazlewood , with his arm in a sling
, and the Dominie , whose gaunt visage and wall - eyes assumed a most hostile
aspect on recognizing Glossin . That honest gentleman , though somewhat ...
Page 258
Hem , hem ! I am sorry , Sir - I am very sorry , Colonel Mannering , that Miss
Bertram should suppose that any prejudice , in short — or idea that any thing on
my part ” - “ Sir , ” said the inflexible Colonel , “ where no accusation is made ,
excuses ...
Hem , hem ! I am sorry , Sir - I am very sorry , Colonel Mannering , that Miss
Bertram should suppose that any prejudice , in short — or idea that any thing on
my part ” - “ Sir , ” said the inflexible Colonel , “ where no accusation is made ,
excuses ...
Page 331
Colonel Guy Mannering , late of the - regiment , in which , as I told you , I have a
troop . ' Colonel Guy Mannering ! thought Glossin , - who the devil could have
guessed this ? “ Colonel Guy Mannering ? " echoed the Baronet , considerably ...
Colonel Guy Mannering , late of the - regiment , in which , as I told you , I have a
troop . ' Colonel Guy Mannering ! thought Glossin , - who the devil could have
guessed this ? “ Colonel Guy Mannering ? " echoed the Baronet , considerably ...
Page 350
Upon the evening of the day when Bertram's examination had taken place ,
Colonel Mannering arrived at Woodbourne from Edinburgh . He found his family
in their usual state , which probably , so far as Julia was concerned , would not
have ...
Upon the evening of the day when Bertram's examination had taken place ,
Colonel Mannering arrived at Woodbourne from Edinburgh . He found his family
in their usual state , which probably , so far as Julia was concerned , would not
have ...
Page 408
The Colonel's equanimity was rather shaken by this last blunder . “ Upon my
word , my good friend , Mr. Sampson , you forget the difference between Plato
and Zenocrates . " “ The former was chief of the Academics , the latter of the
Stoics ...
The Colonel's equanimity was rather shaken by this last blunder . “ Upon my
word , my good friend , Mr. Sampson , you forget the difference between Plato
and Zenocrates . " “ The former was chief of the Academics , the latter of the
Stoics ...
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| Title | Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer Volume 99 of Collection of British and American authors Volume 99 of Collection of British authors Volume 99 of Tauchnitz edition |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Bernhard Tauhnitz, 1846 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 27 Nov 2017 |
| Length | 467 pages |
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