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But if he really shot young Hazlewood — But I canna think it , Mr. Glossin ; this
will be some o ' your skits * I canna think it o ' sae douce a lad ; —na , na , this is
just some o ' your auld skits — ye'll be for having a horning or a caption after him .
But if he really shot young Hazlewood — But I canna think it , Mr. Glossin ; this
will be some o ' your skits * I canna think it o ' sae douce a lad ; —na , na , this is
just some o ' your auld skits — ye'll be for having a horning or a caption after him .
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... to the chamber - maid , nae doubt , for Grizy has naething frae me , by twa pair
o'new shoon ilka year , and maybe a bit compliment at Hansel Monanday " -Here
Glossin found it necessary to interfere , and bring the good GUY MANNERING 27
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... to the chamber - maid , nae doubt , for Grizy has naething frae me , by twa pair
o'new shoon ilka year , and maybe a bit compliment at Hansel Monanday " -Here
Glossin found it necessary to interfere , and bring the good GUY MANNERING 27
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Mr. Glossin , having , like a prudent examinator , suffered his witness to give vent
to all her surprise and indignation , now began to inquire whether the suspected
person had left any property or papers about the inn . “ Troth , he put a parcela ...
Mr. Glossin , having , like a prudent examinator , suffered his witness to give vent
to all her surprise and indignation , now began to inquire whether the suspected
person had left any property or papers about the inn . “ Troth , he put a parcela ...
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to ane in her way , doubtless they were responsiblebut she sauld cry in Deacon
Bearcliff , and if Mr. Glossin liked to tak an inventar o ' the property , and gie her a
receipt before the Deacon — or , what she wad like muckle better , an it could be
...
to ane in her way , doubtless they were responsiblebut she sauld cry in Deacon
Bearcliff , and if Mr. Glossin liked to tak an inventar o ' the property , and gie her a
receipt before the Deacon — or , what she wad like muckle better , an it could be
...
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said Glossin . “ Turn ? -ou we turned na gate at a ' , but just keepit straight forward
upon the ice like . " “ Well , but what did ye speak about ? ” “ Ou , he just asked
questions like ony ither stranger , " answered the postilion , possessed , as it ...
said Glossin . “ Turn ? -ou we turned na gate at a ' , but just keepit straight forward
upon the ice like . " “ Well , but what did ye speak about ? ” “ Ou , he just asked
questions like ony ither stranger , " answered the postilion , possessed , as it ...
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| Title | Guy Mannering, Volume 2 Guy Mannering, Walter Scott Volumes 3-4 of The Waverley novels / by Walter Scott |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Black, 1859 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitized | 9 Jul 2013 |
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