10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAXON»
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Dear sir," answered Caxon, "how should I ken? it's just a by-word." " Caxon,"
answered Oldbuck, " thou art a mere periwig-maker — Had I asked Ochiltree the
question, he would have had a legend ready made to my hand." " My business ...
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Waverley novels. (Abbotsford ed.).
Dear sir," answered Caxon, " how should I ken ? it's just a by-word." " Caxon,"
answered Oldbuck, " thou art a mere periwig-maker — Had I asked Ochiltree the
question, he would have had a legend ready made to my hand." " My business ...
sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]), 1843
Caxon,” answered Oldbuck, “ thou art a mere periwigmaker—Had I asked
Ochiltree the question, he would have had a legend ready made to my hand.” “
My business,” replied Caxon, with more animation than he commonly displayed, “
is with ...
Caxon,” answered Oldbuck, “ thou art a mere periwigmaker—Had I asked
Ochiltree the question, he would have had a legend ready made to my hand.” “
My business,” replied Caxon, with more animation than he commonly displayed, “
is with ...
5
Complement for a King I: Seeking Audric:
The city of Caxon rested onthe banks of the upper Vine River. It's ancient wall
stood forty feettall,but unlike the other walled cities of the Land of the Nine
Kingdoms, most of the people in Caxon lived outside the wall. The part of the city
inside ...
6
The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, ...
I presume, it is expected that I should attend the funeral ?" " Ou ay, answered the
faithful Caxon, officiously brushing the white threads and specks from his patron's
habit; "the body, God help us, was sae broken against the rocks that they're fain ...
7
The Novels, Tales and Romances of the Author of Waverley
O, doubtless your honour is expected," answered Caxon ; " weel I wot ye are
expected. Ye ken in this country ilka gentleman is wussed to be sae civil as to
see the corpse affhis grounds — Ye need nagang higher than the loan-head —
it's no ...
8
The Waverly Novels: The Antiquary
True, Caxon. true ; and it is no reproach to a thatcher that he is not an upholsterer
." He then took out his memorandum-book and wrote down " Kelso convoy —
said to be a step and a half over the threshold. Authority — Caxon. — Qucere ...
9
Waverley Novels: The antiquary. 1861
No man, Caxon, ever heard of a Spartan attending the funeral of a Helot — yet I
dare be sworn that John of the Girnell — ye have heard of him, Caxon?" "Ay, ay,
sir," answered Caxon; "naebody can hae been lang in your honour's company ...
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Waverley Novels: Antiquary
expected by these poor people to attend the funeral of their son 9" " Ou doubtless
, your honour is expected," answered Caxon ; " weel I wot ye are expected. Ye
ken in this country ilka gentleman is wussed to be sae civil as to see the corpse
aff ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAXON»
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caxon is used in the context of the following news items.
10 things you might not know about Ashford
They were known as the Tenet-ware. Tenet-ware-den means the 'den' or pig pasture of the men of Thanet. William Caxon, who printed the first ... «Ashford Herald, Apr 15»
Long-Term TIPS May Prove Attractive
... an attorney with Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP, who is representing Caxon International Ltd. and Caxton Equity Growth Holdings ... «Wall Street Journal, Nov 09»
