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-Is he a lord of state , or a lord liberally upon the society in which he lived than
was of seat ? ... I fash mysel ! a saying , with which wags used sometimes to inter-
little wil lords o ' state ; they vex me wi'a wheen cupe his rhetoric , that , as he had
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-Is he a lord of state , or a lord liberally upon the society in which he lived than
was of seat ? ... I fash mysel ! a saying , with which wags used sometimes to inter-
little wil lords o ' state ; they vex me wi'a wheen cupe his rhetoric , that , as he had
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Miss Janet Dalrymple, daughter of the first Lord Stair, and Dame Margaret Ross,
had engaged herself without the knowof her parents to the Lord Rutherford, who
was not ac- o either on account of his political principles, or his want of fortune.
Miss Janet Dalrymple, daughter of the first Lord Stair, and Dame Margaret Ross,
had engaged herself without the knowof her parents to the Lord Rutherford, who
was not ac- o either on account of his political principles, or his want of fortune.
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He was descended of a who were so little able to withstand the temptation family
much less ancient than that of Lord Ravens that the adage , " Show me the man ,
and I will show wood , and which had only risen to wealth and politi- you the law
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He was descended of a who were so little able to withstand the temptation family
much less ancient than that of Lord Ravens that the adage , " Show me the man ,
and I will show wood , and which had only risen to wealth and politi- you the law
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Of desire of Lord Ravenswood in his last illness , and it this , however , much
might be suspected , but little was readily complied with by the tory gentlemen , or
could be accurately known ; Lady Ashton regarded cavaliers , as they affected to
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Of desire of Lord Ravenswood in his last illness , and it this , however , much
might be suspected , but little was readily complied with by the tory gentlemen , or
could be accurately known ; Lady Ashton regarded cavaliers , as they affected to
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It was not so , he had heard , in Lord Ravensband , rich enough to supply her
with every comfort , wood's time - when a buck was to be killed , man and without
an effort on her own part , so that she may mother's son ran to see ; and when the
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It was not so , he had heard , in Lord Ravensband , rich enough to supply her
with every comfort , wood's time - when a buck was to be killed , man and without
an effort on her own part , so that she may mother's son ran to see ; and when the
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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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