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... received from the farmers when he went on his long walks into Liddesdale and Teviotdale on his holidays from Edin- burgh . He was making himself all the time , ” said one of his companions ; but he did not know what he was about till ...
... received from the farmers when he went on his long walks into Liddesdale and Teviotdale on his holidays from Edin- burgh . He was making himself all the time , ” said one of his companions ; but he did not know what he was about till ...
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... received from the gipsy into Mannering's hand , who broke the seal and read it with surprise . This seems to be some jest , " he said , “ and a very dull one . What , in heaven's name , Mr. Sampson , is the meaning of all this ? " 66 ...
... received from the gipsy into Mannering's hand , who broke the seal and read it with surprise . This seems to be some jest , " he said , “ and a very dull one . What , in heaven's name , Mr. Sampson , is the meaning of all this ? " 66 ...
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... received by a peace- maker who interferes in a fight is proverbially said to be the most dangerous blow a man can receive . P. 85 , 1. 9. curlers : In a curling match , both parties slide forward on the ice heavy round stones with iron ...
... received by a peace- maker who interferes in a fight is proverbially said to be the most dangerous blow a man can receive . P. 85 , 1. 9. curlers : In a curling match , both parties slide forward on the ice heavy round stones with iron ...
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