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mentior ' d ; " when she and I were twa gilpies , weed saddle - cloth for his sorrel
horse will be ready , for little thought to hae sitten doun wil the like o ' my he
wants it agane the Kelso races . ' auld Davie Howden , or you either , Mr.
Saddletree .
mentior ' d ; " when she and I were twa gilpies , weed saddle - cloth for his sorrel
horse will be ready , for little thought to hae sitten doun wil the like o ' my he
wants it agane the Kelso races . ' auld Davie Howden , or you either , Mr.
Saddletree .
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Na , Laird , ” said Jeanie , " that can never be - my While she was thus in an
uncertainty , she heard father's grief - my sister's situation - the discredit to the
clatter of a horse's hoofs , and a well - known voice you " . calling her name . She
looked ...
Na , Laird , ” said Jeanie , " that can never be - my While she was thus in an
uncertainty , she heard father's grief - my sister's situation - the discredit to the
clatter of a horse's hoofs , and a well - known voice you " . calling her name . She
looked ...
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After waiting some time , heard but imperfectly . in hopes that a pair of horses that
had gone south " Haud your tongne ... o ' level ground - it looks a ' the way
between this and The tramp of the horse , and the increasing distance , York as if
a ...
After waiting some time , heard but imperfectly . in hopes that a pair of horses that
had gone south " Haud your tongne ... o ' level ground - it looks a ' the way
between this and The tramp of the horse , and the increasing distance , York as if
a ...
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He then ordered Mrs. Dai ton into his o and tonsigned Jeanie to her particular
charge, with directions to be kind to her, and with assurances, that, early in the
morning, a trusty guide and a horse should be ready to conduct her to Stamford.
He then ordered Mrs. Dai ton into his o and tonsigned Jeanie to her particular
charge, with directions to be kind to her, and with assurances, that, early in the
morning, a trusty guide and a horse should be ready to conduct her to Stamford.
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said consent to it ; I was never engaged to leave the Jeanie , as she observed
that the drivers made no mo- country , and í desire you will bid the boys drive tion
for inclining their horses ' heads towards the an- round the other way to ihe
Duke's ...
said consent to it ; I was never engaged to leave the Jeanie , as she observed
that the drivers made no mo- country , and í desire you will bid the boys drive tion
for inclining their horses ' heads towards the an- round the other way to ihe
Duke's ...
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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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