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Captain Porteous , a man whose name became too of late the gradual diminution
of these civic soldiers , memorable from the melancholy circumstances of
reminds one of the abatement of King Lear's hundred the day , and subsequent
events ...
Captain Porteous , a man whose name became too of late the gradual diminution
of these civic soldiers , memorable from the melancholy circumstances of
reminds one of the abatement of King Lear's hundred the day , and subsequent
events ...
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... in order that he might be accounted . who arda , atau 100 de metas conducted
to the place of execution , Porteous , not To Captain John Porteous , the honour
of his com- satisfied with the usual precautions to prevent escape , mand and of ...
... in order that he might be accounted . who arda , atau 100 de metas conducted
to the place of execution , Porteous , not To Captain John Porteous , the honour
of his com- satisfied with the usual precautions to prevent escape , mand and of ...
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Apparently by this time Captain Porteous had be Amid so numerous an ... and ,
ere men's tempers had time to cool , have somewhat changed the temper of the
populace the trial of Captain Porteous took place before the in his favour , and
that ...
Apparently by this time Captain Porteous had be Amid so numerous an ... and ,
ere men's tempers had time to cool , have somewhat changed the temper of the
populace the trial of Captain Porteous took place before the in his favour , and
that ...
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They were con- terings , which each group maintained among themscious ,
therefore , that they were no favourites with selves , and which were blended into
one deep and the rulers of the period , and that , if Captain Porteons's hoarse ...
They were con- terings , which each group maintained among themscious ,
therefore , that they were no favourites with selves , and which were blended into
one deep and the rulers of the period , and that , if Captain Porteons's hoarse ...
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Licitor wrote a letter and gave it to one of the town officers , or The import of the
reply had more than met the ear ; dered to attend Captain Maitland , one of the
town Captains , and as most of the Scottish nobility and gentry seem- Indeed ,
was ...
Licitor wrote a letter and gave it to one of the town officers , or The import of the
reply had more than met the ear ; dered to attend Captain Maitland , one of the
town Captains , and as most of the Scottish nobility and gentry seem- Indeed ,
was ...
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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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