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O yes , sir - ay , si- , --- ụnquestionably , sir - my lord Yes , it is I , Caleb ; open the
door quickly ? " . and ony of his honourable companions " But is it vou in very
blood and body ? For I " But our horses , my old friend - our horses ; they would ...
O yes , sir - ay , si- , --- ụnquestionably , sir - my lord Yes , it is I , Caleb ; open the
door quickly ? " . and ony of his honourable companions " But is it vou in very
blood and body ? For I " But our horses , my old friend - our horses ; they would ...
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exclaimed Caleb , much those had been carefully withdrawn so soon as the
relieved ; " and , for cauld meat , a ' that we hae is ostentatious display of festivity ,
equally unnecessary cauld eneugh , -howbeit maist of the eauld meat and and ...
exclaimed Caleb , much those had been carefully withdrawn so soon as the
relieved ; " and , for cauld meat , a ' that we hae is ostentatious display of festivity ,
equally unnecessary cauld eneugh , -howbeit maist of the eauld meat and and ...
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ished Caleb with a first-rate and ... the vault somewhat damp, the rats rather more
mutinous than I would have expected from the state of Caleb's larder; and if there
had been shutters to that grated window, or a curtain to the bed, Ishould think ...
ished Caleb with a first-rate and ... the vault somewhat damp, the rats rather more
mutinous than I would have expected from the state of Caleb's larder; and if there
had been shutters to that grated window, or a curtain to the bed, Ishould think ...
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tresses, excuses, evasions, and shifts of Caleb, afforded "amusement, to the
young men, and added a sort of interest to the scrambling and irregular style of
their table. They had indeed occasion tosseize on every circumstance that might
serve ...
tresses, excuses, evasions, and shifts of Caleb, afforded "amusement, to the
young men, and added a sort of interest to the scrambling and irregular style of
their table. They had indeed occasion tosseize on every circumstance that might
serve ...
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“I wish we may be so, well off as your worstconjectures surmise, Bucklaw, from
the extreme solemnity and ceremony with which Caleb seems to place on the
table that solitary covered dish.” "Uncover, Caleb!"uncover, for Heaven's sake!
said ...
“I wish we may be so, well off as your worstconjectures surmise, Bucklaw, from
the extreme solemnity and ceremony with which Caleb seems to place on the
table that solitary covered dish.” "Uncover, Caleb!"uncover, for Heaven's sake!
said ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Waverley Novels, Volume 2 The Waverley Novels, Walter Scott |
| Auteur | Walter Scott |
| Uitgever | Adam and Charles Black, 1855 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 16 nov 2006 |
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