Waverley Novels, Том 9Robert Cadell, Edinburgh, and Whittaker & Company London., 1819 |
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... leddy , that , unless she be a ' the better bairn , is to be sent to foreign parts whether she will or no ; now , I think of sending Grace to wait on her - she's a bonny lassie . Hobbie will hae a merry morning when he comes hame , and ...
... leddy , that , unless she be a ' the better bairn , is to be sent to foreign parts whether she will or no ; now , I think of sending Grace to wait on her - she's a bonny lassie . Hobbie will hae a merry morning when he comes hame , and ...
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... , and the lands , and a ' will be your ain ae day ; and ye may marry ony leddy in the country - side ye like , and keep a braw house at Milnwood , for there's enow o ' means ; and is not that worth waiting 330 TALES OF MY LANDLORD .
... , and the lands , and a ' will be your ain ae day ; and ye may marry ony leddy in the country - side ye like , and keep a braw house at Milnwood , for there's enow o ' means ; and is not that worth waiting 330 TALES OF MY LANDLORD .
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... leddy - hem , hem ! —I am sure I am sorry - very sorry that ony cause of displeasure should hae occurred - but my son's illness "" Dinna tell me of your son's illness , Mause ! Had he been sincerely unweel , ye would hae been at the ...
... leddy - hem , hem ! —I am sure I am sorry - very sorry that ony cause of displeasure should hae occurred - but my son's illness "" Dinna tell me of your son's illness , Mause ! Had he been sincerely unweel , ye would hae been at the ...
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... leddy - na , my leddy , it's no that , " exclaimed Mause , greatly embarrassed , “ but ane canna serve twa maisters ; and , if the truth maun e'en come out , there's Ane abune whase commands I maun obey before your leddyship's . I am ...
... leddy - na , my leddy , it's no that , " exclaimed Mause , greatly embarrassed , “ but ane canna serve twa maisters ; and , if the truth maun e'en come out , there's Ane abune whase commands I maun obey before your leddyship's . I am ...
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... leddy and mistress - by the command of the king - by the writ of the privy council - by the order of the lordlieutenant - by the warrant of the sheriff ? " " Ay , my leddy , nae doubt ; but no to displeasure your leddyship , ye'll mind ...
... leddy and mistress - by the command of the king - by the writ of the privy council - by the order of the lordlieutenant - by the warrant of the sheriff ? " " Ay , my leddy , nae doubt ; but no to displeasure your leddyship , ye'll mind ...
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Страница 316 - The snorting of his horses was heard from Dan: the whole land trembled at the sound of the neighing of his strong ones; for they are come, and have devoured the land, and all that is in it; the city, and those that dwell therein.
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