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Tears , which seemed involuntary , broken sleep , moonlight wanderings , and a
melancholy for which he could assign no reason , seemed to threaten at once his
bodily health , and the stability of his mind . The Astrologer was consulted by ...
Tears , which seemed involuntary , broken sleep , moonlight wanderings , and a
melancholy for which he could assign no reason , seemed to threaten at once his
bodily health , and the stability of his mind . The Astrologer was consulted by ...
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It seemed as if the gloomiest and most hideous of mental maladies was taking
the form of religious despair . Still the youth was gentle , courteous , affectionate ,
and submissive to his father's will , and resisted with all his power the dark ...
It seemed as if the gloomiest and most hideous of mental maladies was taking
the form of religious despair . Still the youth was gentle , courteous , affectionate ,
and submissive to his father's will , and resisted with all his power the dark ...
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The corpse afforded no other indicia respecting the fate of Kennedy ; for , though
the clothes were much displaced , and the limbs dreadfully fractured , the one
seemed the probable , the other the certain , consequences of such a fall .
The corpse afforded no other indicia respecting the fate of Kennedy ; for , though
the clothes were much displaced , and the limbs dreadfully fractured , the one
seemed the probable , the other the certain , consequences of such a fall .
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group was a handsome and genteel young man , who seemed to share Miss
Bertram's anxiety , and her solicitude to soothe and accommodate her parent .
This young man was the first who observed Colonel Mannering , and
immediately ...
group was a handsome and genteel young man , who seemed to share Miss
Bertram's anxiety , and her solicitude to soothe and accommodate her parent .
This young man was the first who observed Colonel Mannering , and
immediately ...
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At every gesture he made , and every tone he uttered , she seemed to give an
almost imperceptible start . On his part , he was sarprised to find that he could not
look upon this singular figure without some emotion . “ Have I dreamed of such a
...
At every gesture he made , and every tone he uttered , she seemed to give an
almost imperceptible start . On his part , he was sarprised to find that he could not
look upon this singular figure without some emotion . “ Have I dreamed of such a
...
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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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