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What puzzled even the knowing ones was the account of the hour - glass . Every
one knew the dominie ' s hour . glass had been missing , and no one would
believe that ghosts were ever known to steal . Even the dominie , who had ...
What puzzled even the knowing ones was the account of the hour - glass . Every
one knew the dominie ' s hour . glass had been missing , and no one would
believe that ghosts were ever known to steal . Even the dominie , who had ...
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How came you , Sandy , to suspect Lerwick ? " “ Gif ye ' ll nae be frichtet to see
the auld laird again wi ? the school - house bour - glass i ' his haund , I ' ll baith
tell ye and shew ye how I hae my thoughts . ” The minister assured him , lifting up
a ...
How came you , Sandy , to suspect Lerwick ? " “ Gif ye ' ll nae be frichtet to see
the auld laird again wi ? the school - house bour - glass i ' his haund , I ' ll baith
tell ye and shew ye how I hae my thoughts . ” The minister assured him , lifting up
a ...
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The pedler , Lerwick ; did not cease to frequent the island ; and a fresh warrant
was issued to apprehend him on the minister , the dominie , and Levingstone ' s
testimony of Sandy Glass ' s tale ; and he was apprehended ; but , he stilt denied
...
The pedler , Lerwick ; did not cease to frequent the island ; and a fresh warrant
was issued to apprehend him on the minister , the dominie , and Levingstone ' s
testimony of Sandy Glass ' s tale ; and he was apprehended ; but , he stilt denied
...
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it was only the testimony of some of the school boys , their oaths ( they being
under age for knowing the nature of an oath ) could not be taken in a court of
justice ; yet , since the dominie and the baillie questioned the boys about Glass ' s
report ...
it was only the testimony of some of the school boys , their oaths ( they being
under age for knowing the nature of an oath ) could not be taken in a court of
justice ; yet , since the dominie and the baillie questioned the boys about Glass ' s
report ...
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when coming to the ferry , in a very sequestered lane , Glass , having taken : off
his hat to them , seemed desirous of speaking to Levingstone alone . The
minister , who knew much more of Glass ' s character than Antony , begged he
would ...
when coming to the ferry , in a very sequestered lane , Glass , having taken : off
his hat to them , seemed desirous of speaking to Levingstone alone . The
minister , who knew much more of Glass ' s character than Antony , begged he
would ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | St. Clyde, 第 2 巻 St. Clyde, St. Clyde (fict.name.) St. Clyde: A Novel 第 第 2 巻 巻 |
| 著者 | St. Clyde (fict.name.) |
| 出版社 | Gale and Fenner, 1816 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年7月7日 |
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