Goslington Shadow: A Romance of the Nineteenth Century, 第 2 卷Collins and Hannay, Collins and Company, E. Bliss and E. White, and W.E. Gilley. J. & J. Harper, printers, 1825 - 236 頁 |
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... gentlemen , should have laid aside his Virgil , or Horace , or even one of the Waverley novels , or a new poem of Lord Byron's , and in his elegant Wellington boots , which Will Waddell , being an old soldier , had polished as bright as ...
... gentlemen , should have laid aside his Virgil , or Horace , or even one of the Waverley novels , or a new poem of Lord Byron's , and in his elegant Wellington boots , which Will Waddell , being an old soldier , had polished as bright as ...
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... gentlemen , he seemed to take a great plea- sure in looking down at his lower extremities , with which , to do ... gentleman of distinc- tion . The Laird having a mind to entertain Mr. Rifle- man with a still further account of the ...
... gentlemen , he seemed to take a great plea- sure in looking down at his lower extremities , with which , to do ... gentleman of distinc- tion . The Laird having a mind to entertain Mr. Rifle- man with a still further account of the ...
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... gentleman to make a minister of . " In order to make a deeper impression on the mind of her son , during the whole of this private inter- view , the goodwife laid aside the Scottish dialect , not considering it suitable to communicate ...
... gentleman to make a minister of . " In order to make a deeper impression on the mind of her son , during the whole of this private inter- view , the goodwife laid aside the Scottish dialect , not considering it suitable to communicate ...
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... gentlemen , would be possessed of a very large fortune , as an East India Nabob , lately deceased , had bequeathed all his immense wealth to their family . VOL . II . 4 Sir Hector listened to the report with great atten- tion 29.
... gentlemen , would be possessed of a very large fortune , as an East India Nabob , lately deceased , had bequeathed all his immense wealth to their family . VOL . II . 4 Sir Hector listened to the report with great atten- tion 29.
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... gentleman , a Laird Shadow , whose daugh- ter was at present on a visit at her house , and that the gentlemen had gone out to take a walk , and were accompanied by the young ladies . Sir Hector could hardly conceal his eneasiness , and ...
... gentleman , a Laird Shadow , whose daugh- ter was at present on a visit at her house , and that the gentlemen had gone out to take a walk , and were accompanied by the young ladies . Sir Hector could hardly conceal his eneasiness , and ...
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