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... Lord Robert Stuart , however , attaches more importance to the mystic warnings of the poor woman , and sets off on horseback to consult her . Next morning , by break of day , Stuart was mounted , and was , with but a single groom , on ...
... Lord Robert Stuart , however , attaches more importance to the mystic warnings of the poor woman , and sets off on horseback to consult her . Next morning , by break of day , Stuart was mounted , and was , with but a single groom , on ...
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... Lord James , made his escape to the castle of his maternal grandfather , the Earl of Lennox , then in custody , whose retainers and friends were assembled there to defend the place against the King . Here we find a Bishop Finlay , an ...
... Lord James , made his escape to the castle of his maternal grandfather , the Earl of Lennox , then in custody , whose retainers and friends were assembled there to defend the place against the King . Here we find a Bishop Finlay , an ...
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... Lord James Stuart was not at any time of a curiosity to search uncivilly . ' We must be allowed to remind the author that a Scotish bishop could not , consistently even with the probability of fiction , have been guilty of ordering the ...
... Lord James Stuart was not at any time of a curiosity to search uncivilly . ' We must be allowed to remind the author that a Scotish bishop could not , consistently even with the probability of fiction , have been guilty of ordering the ...
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... Lord Robert Stuart was her declared admirer ; while her father , Macdonald of the Isles , and her betrothed lover Lord James , were in open rebellion . The tormenting solicitudes that beset ambition in an old man are thus powerfully ...
... Lord Robert Stuart was her declared admirer ; while her father , Macdonald of the Isles , and her betrothed lover Lord James , were in open rebellion . The tormenting solicitudes that beset ambition in an old man are thus powerfully ...
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... Lord , " exclaimed Stuart , " that I can patiently abide the taunts of a usurper ; for such I will think he is , bating all that parchment can say to the contrary . You may permit him to possess your right that is your own concern , my Lord ...
... Lord , " exclaimed Stuart , " that I can patiently abide the taunts of a usurper ; for such I will think he is , bating all that parchment can say to the contrary . You may permit him to possess your right that is your own concern , my Lord ...
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The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, 68 tomas Ralph Griffiths,G. E. Griffiths Visos knygos peržiūra - 1783 |
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