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Waverly Novels: Kenilworth. The pirate
goggled on the Udaller as an old acquaintance, without uttering a single word.
The young women could hardly persuade themselves that they did not see
before their eyes the very demon Trolld, who made such a distinguished figure in
...
2
Waverley novels. (Abbotsford ed.).
goggled on the Udaller as an old acquaintance, without uttering a single word.
The young women could hardly persuade themselves that they did not see
before their eyes the very demon Trolld, who made such a distinguished figure in
...
sir Walter Scott (bart [novels, collected]), 1844
3
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
'Ha, Nick! honest Nick 1' said the Udaller, ' here you are, lively and lovely as Saint
Nicholas your namesake, when he is carved with an axe for the head-piece of a
Dutch (logger. How dost thou do, Nick, or Pacolet, if you like that better?
4
The Waverley Novels: With the Author's Last Corrections and ...
Udaller, uttering a sound resembling the word "That is the Highlandman's
language," said the Udaller—" didst thou learn that, Nicholas, when you ost your
own 1" Pncolet nodded, nnd signed to him to read his letter. " That is no Buch
easy ...
5
The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
Ha, Nick ! honest Nick !' said the Udaller, ' here you are, lively and lovely as Saint
Nicholas your namesake, when he is carved with an axe for the head-piece of a
Dutch dogger. How dost thou do, Nick, or Pacolet, if you like that better ?
6
Novels: With All His Introductions & Notes
This threat was an effectual charm upon the tongue of the Udaller, though he
longed to indulge it in vindication of his conduct. "Follow me, all of you," said
Norna, striding to the door of the apartment, " and see that no one looks
backwards ...
7
The Novels of Walter Scott: With All His Introd. and Notes
This threat was an effectual charm upon the tongue of the Udaller, though he
longed to indulge it in vindication of his conduct. "Follow me, all of you," said
Noma, striding to Uie door of the apartment, " and see that no one looks
backwards ...
8
Galignani's Literary Gazette
said the Udaller, ' here you are, lively and lovely as Saint Nicholas your
namesake, when he is carved with an axe for the head-piece of a Dutch dogger.
How dost thou do, Nick, or Pacolet, if you like that better? Nicholas, here are my
two dau ...
There was something so ghastly in his sudden and unexpected appearance, that
even the Udaller, to whom his form was familiar, could not help starting. Neither
pleased with himself for having testified this degree of emotion, however slight, ...
10
The Waverly novels: with the author's last corrections and ...
"That is the Highlandman's language," said the Udaller — " didst thou learn that,
Nicholas, when you ost your own1?" Pacolet nodded, and signed to him. to read
his letter. "That is no such easy matter by fire-light, my good friend," replied the ...
