Sir Walter Scott Studied in Eight NovelsKennikat Press, 1972 - 278 Seiten |
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... respect he is unlike some other great delineators of human character . Glossin is made to wish himself dead , through remorse , even when successful , ' and Hatteraick , even after committing two I Chap . xxxiv . Ι murders , protests ...
... respect he is unlike some other great delineators of human character . Glossin is made to wish himself dead , through remorse , even when successful , ' and Hatteraick , even after committing two I Chap . xxxiv . Ι murders , protests ...
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... respect , like Shakespeare , describes them as they really are , and as the dreadful experience of magistrates and police detectives confirms . According to their knowledge the generality of criminals , without being positive monsters ...
... respect , like Shakespeare , describes them as they really are , and as the dreadful experience of magistrates and police detectives confirms . According to their knowledge the generality of criminals , without being positive monsters ...
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... respects he somewhat re- sembles , and of whom it was said " he had nothing of the bear about him but his skin . " Thus when Mr. Oldbuck finds and expels his niece , Miss McIntyre , and a maid from his library , which they had been ...
... respects he somewhat re- sembles , and of whom it was said " he had nothing of the bear about him but his skin . " Thus when Mr. Oldbuck finds and expels his niece , Miss McIntyre , and a maid from his library , which they had been ...
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
admiration amusing Antiquary apparently Bangalore Barak-el-Hadgi beautiful Begum Bertram Black Dwarf British Bucklaw Captain Chap character Cleveland Cleveland and Bunce cunning Dalgetty daughter Dominie Sampson Duke of Argyll Effie Deans elephant Ellangowan evidently exclaims Fakir father feelings Feringi gipsy Glossin Goffe Guy Mannering Halcro Hartley Hartley's Hatteraick hear Heart of Midlothian Helen Walker hero heroine Highlanders Hindoo honour Hyder Hyder Ali India Indian interest Jacobite Jeanie Kirkwall Lady Ashton Levitt Lord Glenallan Lovel lover Lucy Madame Montreville Madge Magnus Troil marry Menie Gray Merrilies Middlemas Minna Miss Gray Mohammedan Montrose natural Nawaub neighbour never Norna novel Oldbuck pardon pathetic Paupiah perhaps pirate poor Porteous Prince Tippoo Queen Ravenswood readers remarkable replied rescue resemblance scene Scotland Scott describes Scott's invention Scottish Scottish Lowlanders seems Sir Arthur sister Staunton story thee thou tion Tippoo Sahib Wardour woman words Yellowley young Zetland
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