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A quarrel ensued ; the friend of the Recluse drew his sword with others , and was
thrown down and disarmed , by a more powerful antagonist . They fell in the
struggle at the feet of the Recluse , who , maimed and truncated as his form
appears ...
A quarrel ensued ; the friend of the Recluse drew his sword with others , and was
thrown down and disarmed , by a more powerful antagonist . They fell in the
struggle at the feet of the Recluse , who , maimed and truncated as his form
appears ...
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Several horses passed over them in the melee without their quitting hold of each
other , until the sword - arm of Bothwell was broken by the kick of a charger . He
then relinquished his grasp with a deep and suppressed groan , and both ...
Several horses passed over them in the melee without their quitting hold of each
other , until the sword - arm of Bothwell was broken by the kick of a charger . He
then relinquished his grasp with a deep and suppressed groan , and both ...
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6 Well is he this day that shall barter his house for a helmet , and sell his garment
for a sword , and cast in his lot with the children of the Covenant , even to the
fulfilling of the promise ; and woe , woe unto him who , for carnal ends and self ...
6 Well is he this day that shall barter his house for a helmet , and sell his garment
for a sword , and cast in his lot with the children of the Covenant , even to the
fulfilling of the promise ; and woe , woe unto him who , for carnal ends and self ...
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mention those I have stained in my own person , shou ' ! make me sufficiently
willing to draw my sword for liberty and freedom of conscience . But I will own to
you , that I must be better ' satisfied concerning the principles on which you
bottom ...
mention those I have stained in my own person , shou ' ! make me sufficiently
willing to draw my sword for liberty and freedom of conscience . But I will own to
you , that I must be better ' satisfied concerning the principles on which you
bottom ...
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he exclaimed , as the sword which he was waving over bis head fell powerless to
his side . “ I can fight no longer . * Then turning his horse ' s head , he retreated
out of the confusion . Morton also now saw that the continuing his unavailing ...
he exclaimed , as the sword which he was waving over bis head fell powerless to
his side . “ I can fight no longer . * Then turning his horse ' s head , he retreated
out of the confusion . Morton also now saw that the continuing his unavailing ...
Какво казват хората - Напишете рецензия
Не намерихме рецензии на обичайните места.
Други издания - Преглед на всички
Често срещани думи и фрази
answered appearance arms auld Bellenden better blood body Bothwell brought Burley called Castle cause Claverhouse command continued Cuddie death door Earnscliff Edith enemy exclaimed expression eyes face father fear feelings fire followed give ground hand head hear heard heart Henry Hobbie honour hope horse hour Jenny keep Lady Margaret land leave live look Lord Evandale Major manner matter means Milnwood mind Miss morning Morton natural never night observed officer once party passed person poor present prisoner received replied rest Scotland seemed seen side soldiers soon speak suffered sure sword tell thee thing thou thought tion took turned Vere voice weel woman young
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| Заглавие | Waverley novels. Parker's ed., revised, Томове 9–10 Waverley novels. Parker's ed., revised, sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]) |
| Автор | sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]) |
| Публикувана | 1839 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 18 ян. 2007 |
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