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mony customers had ca'd and naebody to answer " I'll tell you what it is ,
neighbours , " said Mrs. them but women - folk ; for ... for mightna she hae been
shot as weel as the rest o ' ' Very right , Mr. Sadgietree , " answered his careful
them , and ...
mony customers had ca'd and naebody to answer " I'll tell you what it is ,
neighbours , " said Mrs. them but women - folk ; for ... for mightna she hae been
shot as weel as the rest o ' ' Very right , Mr. Sadgietree , " answered his careful
them , and ...
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I am sure I wad hae answered for her as my " I ken what a tutor dative is , ” said
Saddletree , ain daughter ; but , wae's my ... I'll take a day the Justiciar Court
since the case of Luckie Smith lo sce and answer every article of your
condescend the ...
I am sure I wad hae answered for her as my " I ken what a tutor dative is , ” said
Saddletree , ain daughter ; but , wae's my ... I'll take a day the Justiciar Court
since the case of Luckie Smith lo sce and answer every article of your
condescend the ...
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but his progress was speedily stopped by one of those " It may be sac , Willie , "
answered Ratcliffe , com . iron gratings , which are , for the sake of secu- posedly
, " but I have taen a fancy to leave aff trade , rity , usually placed across the vents
...
but his progress was speedily stopped by one of those " It may be sac , Willie , "
answered Ratcliffe , com . iron gratings , which are , for the sake of secu- posedly
, " but I have taen a fancy to leave aff trade , rity , usually placed across the vents
...
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-answered the young man which pressed itself on Butler's mind with an
earnhastily . estness that cannot be conceived by those who live Butler stepped
instinctively back , and commended in the present day . The fiery eye , the abrupt
demea ...
-answered the young man which pressed itself on Butler's mind with an
earnhastily . estness that cannot be conceived by those who live Butler stepped
instinctively back , and commended in the present day . The fiery eye , the abrupt
demea ...
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It's a long time " Just because I cannot , and I dare not , ” answered sufficient
perhaps for a woman to weary ' 'Jeanie . ... His only answer ai each pause was "
A young man whom I met this morning in the " I am no misdoubting that you wuss
us ...
It's a long time " Just because I cannot , and I dare not , ” answered sufficient
perhaps for a woman to weary ' 'Jeanie . ... His only answer ai each pause was "
A young man whom I met this morning in the " I am no misdoubting that you wuss
us ...
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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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