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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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mony customers had ca'd and naebody to answer " I'll tell you what it is ,
neighbours , " said Mrs. them but women - folk ; for a ... Report says , " answered
Butler , " that such a cir “ Woman , ” said Saddletree , assuming an elevated
cumistance ...
mony customers had ca'd and naebody to answer " I'll tell you what it is ,
neighbours , " said Mrs. them but women - folk ; for a ... Report says , " answered
Butler , " that such a cir “ Woman , ” said Saddletree , assuming an elevated
cumistance ...
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to take that opportunity of visiting the unfortunate : “ Very true , gudewife , ” said
Saddletree , in reply , young woman , when his doing so might be least we are in
loco parentis to him during his years of observed ; for he had his own reasons for
...
to take that opportunity of visiting the unfortunate : “ Very true , gudewife , ” said
Saddletree , in reply , young woman , when his doing so might be least we are in
loco parentis to him during his years of observed ; for he had his own reasons for
...
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But , " the inind of that strict investigator was not alto added he , at seeing the old
woman's uneasiness at gether so favourable as might have been hoped and his
discourse , " atħiction may gie him a jagg , and anticipated . Old Judith Butler ...
But , " the inind of that strict investigator was not alto added he , at seeing the old
woman's uneasiness at gether so favourable as might have been hoped and his
discourse , " atħiction may gie him a jagg , and anticipated . Old Judith Butler ...
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... for the tears of both and particularly in the reign of " the late woman , daughters
, but especially those of Effie , began to flow ( as he called Queen Anne , ) the last
of that unhappy very fast , — " Gang in , dears , and we'll seek grace to race of ...
... for the tears of both and particularly in the reign of " the late woman , daughters
, but especially those of Effie , began to flow ( as he called Queen Anne , ) the last
of that unhappy very fast , — " Gang in , dears , and we'll seek grace to race of ...
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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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