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One old woman, a distant relation of Helen's, and who is still living, says she
worked an harvest with her, but that she never yentured to ask her about her
sister's trial, or her journey to Londong." Helen,” she added, “was a lofty body,
and used ...
One old woman, a distant relation of Helen's, and who is still living, says she
worked an harvest with her, but that she never yentured to ask her about her
sister's trial, or her journey to Londong." Helen,” she added, “was a lofty body,
and used ...
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... that had the parks at St. Leonard's taken ? and has with my ain ears , as plain
as ever I heard a word at she not a sister ? ... and by prepositions in our modern
Babylo- faction ; I could hae proved to her that her sister was nian jargons -- You'
ll ...
... that had the parks at St. Leonard's taken ? and has with my ain ears , as plain
as ever I heard a word at she not a sister ? ... and by prepositions in our modern
Babylo- faction ; I could hae proved to her that her sister was nian jargons -- You'
ll ...
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If a lover could have upon the Sabbath , or at the times of family worship . gained
a fair one as a snake is said to fascinate a bird , Her sister , with all the love and
care of a mother , by pertinaciously gazing on her with great stupid could not be ...
If a lover could have upon the Sabbath , or at the times of family worship . gained
a fair one as a snake is said to fascinate a bird , Her sister , with all the love and
care of a mother , by pertinaciously gazing on her with great stupid could not be ...
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I daur ye limmers that ye are , to name sic a word at " Whisht , Effie , " said her
sister ; . “ our father's my door - cl - eek ! It's a dissolute profane pastime , coming
out o ' the byre . " -The damsel stinted in her practised by the Israelites only at
their ...
I daur ye limmers that ye are , to name sic a word at " Whisht , Effie , " said her
sister ; . “ our father's my door - cl - eek ! It's a dissolute profane pastime , coming
out o ' the byre . " -The damsel stinted in her practised by the Israelites only at
their ...
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The fact is , that he thought with so her intended confidence in her sister . She
wad much horror on all approaches to irregularities of the haud me nae better
than the dirt below her feet , " said nature most to be dreaded in such cases , that
he ...
The fact is , that he thought with so her intended confidence in her sister . She
wad much horror on all approaches to irregularities of the haud me nae better
than the dirt below her feet , " said nature most to be dreaded in such cases , that
he ...
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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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