The Waverley Novels, Volume 2Black, 1868 - 1050 pagina's |
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Pagina 6
... interest , warm , yea partial , in the deeds and sentiments of our fore- fathers . He whom his adversaries describe as a perjured Prelatist , is desirous that his predecessors should be held moderate in their power , and just in their ...
... interest , warm , yea partial , in the deeds and sentiments of our fore- fathers . He whom his adversaries describe as a perjured Prelatist , is desirous that his predecessors should be held moderate in their power , and just in their ...
Pagina 9
... interest for me , even when it conveys no such important information . The distant tremulous sound of its wheels was heard just as I gained the summit of the gentle ascent , called the Goslin - brae , from which you command an extensive ...
... interest for me , even when it conveys no such important information . The distant tremulous sound of its wheels was heard just as I gained the summit of the gentle ascent , called the Goslin - brae , from which you command an extensive ...
Pagina 11
... interest in the language of both . But to me , who had no pretensions to be so critical , my companions seemed to form a very happy mixture of good - breeding and liberal information , with a disposition to lively rattle , pun , and ...
... interest in the language of both . But to me , who had no pretensions to be so critical , my companions seemed to form a very happy mixture of good - breeding and liberal information , with a disposition to lively rattle , pun , and ...
Pagina 12
... interest ; and hence it happens that no one now reads novels . " 66 " Hear him , ye gods ! " returned his companion . " I assure you , Mr Pattieson , you will hardly visit this learned gentleman , but you are likely to find the new ...
... interest ; and hence it happens that no one now reads novels . " 66 " Hear him , ye gods ! " returned his companion . " I assure you , Mr Pattieson , you will hardly visit this learned gentleman , but you are likely to find the new ...
Pagina 13
... interest . England has been much longer a highly civilized country ; her subjects have been very strictly ame- nable to laws administered without fear or favour , a complete division of labour has taken place among her subjects , and ...
... interest . England has been much longer a highly civilized country ; her subjects have been very strictly ame- nable to laws administered without fear or favour , a complete division of labour has taken place among her subjects , and ...
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