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Page 172
I see you have no confidence in me , Mrs. Mac - Candlish ; but look at these
declarations , signed by the persons who saw the crime committed , and ... So
you admit , then , that such a person lodged here the night before this vile
business ?
I see you have no confidence in me , Mrs. Mac - Candlish ; but look at these
declarations , signed by the persons who saw the crime committed , and ... So
you admit , then , that such a person lodged here the night before this vile
business ?
Page 276
I really should have thought , ” he said , " that the injury which had already been
aimed at my house in your person , being the next beir and representative of the
Hazlewood family , failing me- I should have thought and believed , I say , that ...
I really should have thought , ” he said , " that the injury which had already been
aimed at my house in your person , being the next beir and representative of the
Hazlewood family , failing me- I should have thought and believed , I say , that ...
Page 285
I can assure you , Julia , ” said the Colonel , “ you are perfectly right ; my friend
the counsellor is a dangerous person ; the last time I had the pleasure of seeing
him , he was closeted with a fair lady , who had granted him a tete - a - tete at
eight ...
I can assure you , Julia , ” said the Colonel , “ you are perfectly right ; my friend
the counsellor is a dangerous person ; the last time I had the pleasure of seeing
him , he was closeted with a fair lady , who had granted him a tete - a - tete at
eight ...
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| Title | Guy Mannering, Or The Astrologer |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | H.T. Coates & Company, 1899 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 31 Jan 2019 |
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