Sir Walter ScottMacmillan Company, 1907 - Всего страниц: 182 This book tells the story of Sir Walter Scott. |
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... eyes of Mrs. Ogilvie . " None the less Mrs. Scott was a motherly , comfortable woman , with much tenderness of heart , and a well - stored , vivid memory . Sir Walter , writing of her , after his mother's death , to Lady Louisa Stewart ...
... eyes of Mrs. Ogilvie . " None the less Mrs. Scott was a motherly , comfortable woman , with much tenderness of heart , and a well - stored , vivid memory . Sir Walter , writing of her , after his mother's death , to Lady Louisa Stewart ...
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... eye might rest on them every morning before he began his tasks . These were the old - fashioned boxes that had garnished his mother's toilette , when he , a sickly child , slept in her dressing - room , the silver taper - stand , which ...
... eye might rest on them every morning before he began his tasks . These were the old - fashioned boxes that had garnished his mother's toilette , when he , a sickly child , slept in her dressing - room , the silver taper - stand , which ...
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... eye , as he mused upon that past which he was to restore for us with almost more than its original freshness of life . With such scenes touching even his own home , Scott must have been constantly taught to balance in his own mind , the ...
... eye , as he mused upon that past which he was to restore for us with almost more than its original freshness of life . With such scenes touching even his own home , Scott must have been constantly taught to balance in his own mind , the ...
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... eyes were always light blue . They had in them a capacity , on the one hand , for enthu- siasm , sunny brightness , and even hare - brained humour , and on the other for expressing determined resolve and kindly irony , which gave great ...
... eyes were always light blue . They had in them a capacity , on the one hand , for enthu- siasm , sunny brightness , and even hare - brained humour , and on the other for expressing determined resolve and kindly irony , which gave great ...
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... eye in age , quick , clear , and keen , Show'd what in youth its glance had been ; Whose doom discording neighbours sought , Content with equity unbought ; To him the venerable priest , Our frequent and familiar 18 3 [ CHAT SIR WALTER ...
... eye in age , quick , clear , and keen , Show'd what in youth its glance had been ; Whose doom discording neighbours sought , Content with equity unbought ; To him the venerable priest , Our frequent and familiar 18 3 [ CHAT SIR WALTER ...
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