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Page 55
I did give him a tip over the side— but split him — the comical little devil swam
like a duck ; so I made him swim astern for a mile to teach him manners , and
then took him in when he was sinking . By the knocking Nicholas ! he'll plague
you ...
I did give him a tip over the side— but split him — the comical little devil swam
like a duck ; so I made him swim astern for a mile to teach him manners , and
then took him in when he was sinking . By the knocking Nicholas ! he'll plague
you ...
Page 71
... confine yourself always to your own side of the Hazleshawsburn . I hope , my
dear sir , you will make no scruple of following your game to the Ellangowan
bank : I believe it is rather the best exposure of the two for woodcocks , although
both ...
... confine yourself always to your own side of the Hazleshawsburn . I hope , my
dear sir , you will make no scruple of following your game to the Ellangowan
bank : I believe it is rather the best exposure of the two for woodcocks , although
both ...
Page 80
The desire of room , of air , and of decent accommodation , had not as yet made
very much progress in the capital of Scotland . Some efforts had been made on
the south side of the town towards building houses within themselves , as they
are ...
The desire of room , of air , and of decent accommodation , had not as yet made
very much progress in the capital of Scotland . Some efforts had been made on
the south side of the town towards building houses within themselves , as they
are ...
Page 81
... seemed at length to twinkle in the middle sky . This coup d'oeil , which still
subsists in a certain degree , was then more imposing , owing to the
uninterrupted VOL . IV . F range of buildings on each side , which , broken GUY
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... seemed at length to twinkle in the middle sky . This coup d'oeil , which still
subsists in a certain degree , was then more imposing , owing to the
uninterrupted VOL . IV . F range of buildings on each side , which , broken GUY
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Page 82
Walter Scott. range of buildings on each side , which , broken only at the space
where the North Bridge joins the main street , formed a superb and uniform Place
, extending from the front of the Luckenbooths to the head of the Canongate , and
...
Walter Scott. range of buildings on each side , which , broken only at the space
where the North Bridge joins the main street , formed a superb and uniform Place
, extending from the front of the Luckenbooths to the head of the Canongate , and
...
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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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