Rob RoySanborn, Carter and Bazin, 1855 |
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... Andrew Fairservice . " " But , my excellent friend , Andrew Fairservice , if your religion and your temperance are so much offended by Roman rituals and southern hospitality , it seems to me that you must have been putting yourself to ...
... Andrew Fairservice . " " But , my excellent friend , Andrew Fairservice , if your religion and your temperance are so much offended by Roman rituals and southern hospitality , it seems to me that you must have been putting yourself to ...
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... Andrew ; I perceive you'll lose no prefer- ment for want of asking patronage . " " I canna see what for I should , " replied Andrew ; " it's no a generation to wait till ane's worth's discovered , I trow . " " But you are no friend , I ...
... Andrew ; I perceive you'll lose no prefer- ment for want of asking patronage . " " I canna see what for I should , " replied Andrew ; " it's no a generation to wait till ane's worth's discovered , I trow . " " But you are no friend , I ...
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... Andrew , you know all the secrets of this family . ” " If I ken them , I can keep them , " said Andrew ; they winna work in my wame like barm in a barrel , I'se Miss Die is - but it's neither beef nor brose warrant ye . o ' mine . " And ...
... Andrew , you know all the secrets of this family . ” " If I ken them , I can keep them , " said Andrew ; they winna work in my wame like barm in a barrel , I'se Miss Die is - but it's neither beef nor brose warrant ye . o ' mine . " And ...
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... Andrew looked at me with some astonishment , at hear- ing his information treated so lightly ; and then muttering , " Aweel , it's the warst thing I ken aboot the lassie , howso- e'er , " he resumed his spade , like the King of the ...
... Andrew looked at me with some astonishment , at hear- ing his information treated so lightly ; and then muttering , " Aweel , it's the warst thing I ken aboot the lassie , howso- e'er , " he resumed his spade , like the King of the ...
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... Andrew ( who was not par- ticularly fond of hard labour ) for laying aside his spade for several minutes . But , above all , these brief inter- views gave Andrew an opportunity of venting the news he had collected , or the satirical ...
... Andrew ( who was not par- ticularly fond of hard labour ) for laying aside his spade for several minutes . But , above all , these brief inter- views gave Andrew an opportunity of venting the news he had collected , or the satirical ...
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26 페이지 - For why ? because the good old rule Sufficeth them, — the simple plan, That they should take, who have the power, And they should keep, who can.
58 페이지 - No birds, except as birds of passage, flew; No bee was known to hum, no dove to coo: No streams, as amber smooth, as amber clear, Were seen to glide, or heard to warble here...
75 페이지 - not to flatter ye, You have as good and fair a battery As heart could wish, and need not shame The proudest man alive to claim.
181 페이지 - I will spare you the attempt to describe what you would hardly comprehend without going to see it. But certainly this noble lake, boasting innumerable beautiful islands, of every varying form and outline which fancy can frame, its northern extremity narrowing until it is lost among dusky and retreating mountains, while, gradually widening as it extends to the southward, it spreads its base around the indentures and promontories of a fair and fertile land, affords one of the most surprising, beautiful,...
54 페이지 - MacGregor was brave and intrepid, but at the same time, somewhat whimsical and singular. When advancing to the charge with his company, he received five wounds, two of them from balls that pierced his body through and through. Stretched on the ground, with his head resting on his hand, he called out loudly to the Highlanders of his company, " My lads, I am not dead. By G — , I shall see if any of you does not do his duty.
148 페이지 - she added with a sigh, " how lately I have been subjected to control ; besides, I have not yet given my cousin the packet, and bid him farewell — for ever. Yes, Frank,
98 페이지 - ... detached hill, with all its garland of woods. On the right, amid a profusion of thickets, knolls, and crags, lay the bed of a broad mountain lake, lightly curled into tiny waves by the breath of the morning breeze, each glittering in its course under the influence of the sunbeams. High hills, rocks, and banks, waving with natural forests of birch and oak, formed the borders of this enchanting sheet of water; and, as their leaves rustled to the wind and twinkled in the sun, gave to the depth of...
168 페이지 - Highland drover, bankrupt, barefooted, — stripped of all, dishonored and hunted down, because the avarice of others grasped at more than that poor all could pay, shall burst on them in an awful change. They that scoffed at the...
187 페이지 - I grieve not for the loss, but for the effect which I know it will produce on the spirits and health of my father, to whom mercantile credit is as honour ; and who, if declared insolvent, would sink into the grave, oppressed by a sense of grief, remorse, and despair, like that of a soldier convicted of cowardice, or a man of honour who had lost his rank and character in society.