A Complete Edition of the Waverley Novels. With Introductory Notes by the Author: Guy Mannering; or, the astrologer ; Vol. II, Volume 5Wigand, 1831 |
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... lady herself , believing that the heavy misfortunes of his painful wound and im- prisonment were direct injuries received from the father , which might dispense with his using much ceremony towards him . How far his scheme had succeeded ...
... lady herself , believing that the heavy misfortunes of his painful wound and im- prisonment were direct injuries received from the father , which might dispense with his using much ceremony towards him . How far his scheme had succeeded ...
Page 38
... lady of high rank and fashion being desirous to possess a brace of the cele- brated Mustard and Pepper terriers , expressed her wishes in a letter , which was literally addressed to Dandie Dinmont , under which very general direction it ...
... lady of high rank and fashion being desirous to possess a brace of the cele- brated Mustard and Pepper terriers , expressed her wishes in a letter , which was literally addressed to Dandie Dinmont , under which very general direction it ...
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... Lady Macbeth found to her father in the sleeping monarch . Such were the re- flections that passed in rapid succession through Brown's mind , as he gazed from his hiding - place upon this extra- ordinary personage . Meantime the gang ...
... Lady Macbeth found to her father in the sleeping monarch . Such were the re- flections that passed in rapid succession through Brown's mind , as he gazed from his hiding - place upon this extra- ordinary personage . Meantime the gang ...
Page 86
... lady may have a share of my bank - notes to make amends . " With these reflections he opened the leathern - purse , expecting to find at most three or four guineas . But how much was he surprised to discover that it contained , be ...
... lady may have a share of my bank - notes to make amends . " With these reflections he opened the leathern - purse , expecting to find at most three or four guineas . But how much was he surprised to discover that it contained , be ...
Page 111
... lady . Brown replied , with equal asperity , he had no occasion to take lessons from him how to behave to that or any other lady . I rather believe that Hazlewood , impressed with the idea that he belonged to the band of smugglers , and ...
... lady . Brown replied , with equal asperity , he had no occasion to take lessons from him how to behave to that or any other lady . I rather believe that Hazlewood , impressed with the idea that he belonged to the band of smugglers , and ...
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