The AntiquaryAdam & Charles Black, 1886 - 438 pagina's |
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Pagina 49
... father , Sir Anthony , had been a Jacobite , and had displayed all the enthusiasm of that party , while it could be served with words only . No man squeezed the orange with more significant gesture ; no one could more dexterously ...
... father , Sir Anthony , had been a Jacobite , and had displayed all the enthusiasm of that party , while it could be served with words only . No man squeezed the orange with more significant gesture ; no one could more dexterously ...
Pagina 406
Walter Scott. “ You say your supposed father ? —What leads you to suppose Mr. Geraldin Neville was not your real father ? “ I know , Mr. Oldbuck , that you would not ask these questions on a point of such delicacy for the gratification ...
Walter Scott. “ You say your supposed father ? —What leads you to suppose Mr. Geraldin Neville was not your real father ? “ I know , Mr. Oldbuck , that you would not ask these questions on a point of such delicacy for the gratification ...
Pagina 411
... father's papers , an investigation of the public records , and a careful inquiry among all persons who had transacted law business for his father , no evidence could be recovered to support his defence . The period was now near at hand ...
... father's papers , an investigation of the public records , and a careful inquiry among all persons who had transacted law business for his father , no evidence could be recovered to support his defence . The period was now near at hand ...
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