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Page 125
Julia is very like a certain friend of mine ; she has a quick and lively imagination ,
and keen feelings , which are apt to exaggerate both the good and evil they find
in life . She is a charming girl , however , as generous and spirited as she is ...
Julia is very like a certain friend of mine ; she has a quick and lively imagination ,
and keen feelings , which are apt to exaggerate both the good and evil they find
in life . She is a charming girl , however , as generous and spirited as she is ...
Page 194
The interest , whatever it was , that determined her in his favour , arose not from
the impulse of compassion , but from some internal , and probably capricious ,
association of feelings , to which he had no clew . It rested , perhaps , on a
fancied ...
The interest , whatever it was , that determined her in his favour , arose not from
the impulse of compassion , but from some internal , and probably capricious ,
association of feelings , to which he had no clew . It rested , perhaps , on a
fancied ...
Page 210
... thoughtless girl , and if a graver companion could render you more happy'“
There was a mixture of displeasure and grave affection in the manner in which
my father took my hand , that was a severe reproof to me for trilling with his
feelings .
... thoughtless girl , and if a graver companion could render you more happy'“
There was a mixture of displeasure and grave affection in the manner in which
my father took my hand , that was a severe reproof to me for trilling with his
feelings .
Page 244
But even the feelings of selfish apprehension were for a time superseded , as
Glossin passed the spot where Kennedy's body had been found . It was marked
by the fragment of rock which had been precipitated from the cliff above , either
with ...
But even the feelings of selfish apprehension were for a time superseded , as
Glossin passed the spot where Kennedy's body had been found . It was marked
by the fragment of rock which had been precipitated from the cliff above , either
with ...
Page 354
With these feelings , and in a thick misty day , which was already drawing to its
close , Dominie Sampson did not pass the Kaim of Derncleugh without some
feelings of tacit horror . What then was his astonishment , when , on passing the
door ...
With these feelings , and in a thick misty day , which was already drawing to its
close , Dominie Sampson did not pass the Kaim of Derncleugh without some
feelings of tacit horror . What then was his astonishment , when , on passing the
door ...
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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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