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Pagina 16
am inclined to judge the best and hope the best , as " That was unlucky , " again
repeated the magis- am sure I wish the best ; but you must be frank with trate , in
the same dry inacquiescent tone of voice and me , if you wish to secure my good
...
am inclined to judge the best and hope the best , as " That was unlucky , " again
repeated the magis- am sure I wish the best ; but you must be frank with trate , in
the same dry inacquiescent tone of voice and me , if you wish to secure my good
...
Pagina 5
... heedful guard over his own , and partly kend the man in the King's Park to be
the same per by his wish to introduce the sort of conversation son wi ' him in
Madge Wildfire's claise , thai headed which might best serve his immediate
purpose .
... heedful guard over his own , and partly kend the man in the King's Park to be
the same per by his wish to introduce the sort of conversation son wi ' him in
Madge Wildfire's claise , thai headed which might best serve his immediate
purpose .
Pagina 7
... word about the matter - But whiles I wish the bairn There's twenty men wi ' bow
and blade nad lived - Weel , God guide us , there's a heaven Are seeking where
ye hide . " aboon us a ' , " -- ( here she sighed bitterly ) , " and a Though Ratcliffe ...
... word about the matter - But whiles I wish the bairn There's twenty men wi ' bow
and blade nad lived - Weel , God guide us , there's a heaven Are seeking where
ye hide . " aboon us a ' , " -- ( here she sighed bitterly ) , " and a Though Ratcliffe ...
Pagina 6
I wish ye wad see about it , Mrs. Saddletree . " was sewing the curpel out o ' the
shop , to play wi ' Honest Mrs. Saddletree had hitherto been so sin- blackguards
in the close - Sit still , neighbours , it's cerely distressed about the situation of her
...
I wish ye wad see about it , Mrs. Saddletree . " was sewing the curpel out o ' the
shop , to play wi ' Honest Mrs. Saddletree had hitherto been so sin- blackguards
in the close - Sit still , neighbours , it's cerely distressed about the situation of her
...
Pagina 10
... and fain wad I hear that ye said mair and kinder things to ye , just think that I
had forgien her trespass , and sae I nae doubt say hae written sae , since I am
sure that I wish a ' that mair than may become me . The folk here are civil , is kind
and ...
... and fain wad I hear that ye said mair and kinder things to ye , just think that I
had forgien her trespass , and sae I nae doubt say hae written sae , since I am
sure that I wish a ' that mair than may become me . The folk here are civil , is kind
and ...
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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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