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None , " replied Mr. Trumbull , " since my worthy father was removed ; he was indeed a shining light . — I wish you good - even , sir . " " Stay one single instant , " said Fairford ; " this is a matter of life and death .
I will answer for this gentleman , " said Mr. Trumbull ; " he must be brought to speech of the Laird . ” " That will be kittle steering , " said the subordinate personage ; " for I understood that the Laird and his folk were no sooner ...
I have brought you , " said Trumbull , " a clean shirt and some stockings , which is all the baggage you can conveniently carry , and I will cause one of the lads lend you a horseman's coat , for it is ill sailing or riding without one ...
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Alan Fairford answered apartment appearance arms attention believe bring brother brought called cause close confidence continued Cristal danger Darsie desire direct door doubt escape expressed eyes Fair Father fear feel fellow forward gave gentleman give hand head hear heard heart hold honour hope horse interest keep lady Laird Latimer least leave length less letter light Lilias look manner matter Maxwell means mind Miss Nanty Nanty Ewart never Nixon observed occasion once party passed perhaps person Peter poor present Provost Quaker reason Redgauntlet replied respect returned safety seemed seen side Sir Richard soon speak spirit stand Summertrees suppose tell thee thing thou thought tone Trumbull turned uncle whole wish young
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| Titel | Waverley Novels, Volume 2 Waverley Novels, Hammatt Billings |
| Auteur | Walter Scott |
| geïllustreerd door | Hammatt Billings |
| Uitgever | Ticknor and Fields, 1863 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Harvard University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 6 maart 2008 |
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