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Waverley novels: From the last rev. ed., containing the ...
... weel- put-on gentleman, or rather burgher, as I think, that was in the
whigmaleery man's back-shop ; and when he learned wha I was, behold he was
a kindly Scot himsell, and, ivhat is more, a town's-bairn o' the gude town, and he
behoved ...
Look at our fine parks, our policies, our pleasuregrounds, our gardens, and every
other nonsensical whigmaleery, occupying the space that Heaven and.
Providence ordained for the growth of victual! I'se warrant you, if a calculation
were ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1830
Look at our fine parks, our policies, our pleasuregrounds, our gardens, and every
other nonsensical whigmaleery, occupying the space that Heaven and
Providence ordained for the growth of victuall I'se warrant you, if a calculation
were made ...
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The Fortunes of Nigel: In Four Volumes
There is nae mair to he spoken, sir,".said his follower. ., except that I met ane very
honest, fair-spoken, weel put- on gentleman, or rather hurgher, as I think, that
was in the whigmaleery man's hack-shop, and when he learned wha I was,
behold ...
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The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
Always there is something put for her into the Tower, as they call it, whilk is a
whigmaleery ofa whirlingbox, that turns round half on the tae side o' the Ira', half
on the t'other.” al have seen the coutrivance in foreign nunneries,'-' said the Lord
of ...
... or rather burgher, as I think, that was in the whigmaleery man's back- shop ;
and when he learned wha I was, behold be was a kindly Scot himsell, and, what
is more, a town's-bairn o' the glide town, and he behoved to compel me to take
this ...
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The Fortunes of Nigel: In Three Volumes
Always there is something put for her into the Tower, as they call it, whilk is
whigmaleery of a whirlingbox, that turns round half on the tae side 0' the wa', half
on the t'other.» u I have seen the contrivance in foreign nunneries,» said the Lord
of ...
"Ivanhoe" Author of "Waverley" (The, etc), Sir Walter Scott, 1822
“There is nae mair to be spoken,Sir," said his follower, “except that I met ane very
honest, fair-spoken, weel-put-on gentleman, or rather burgher, as I think, that was
in the whigmaleery man's backshop; and when he learned wha I was, behold ...
There is nae mair to be spoken, Sir," said his follower, "except that I met ane very
honest, fair-spoken, weel-put-on gentleman, or rather burgher, as I think, that was
in the whigmaleery man's backshop; and when he learned wha I was, behold ...
There is nae mair to be spoken, sir," said his follower, " except that I met ane very
honest, fair-spoken, weel put-on gentleman, or rather burgher, as I think, that was
in the whigmaleery man's back-shop, and when he learned wha I was, behold ...
