| 1 | Red Cap among the Wizard's treasures | [Frontispiece] |
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WAVERLEY |
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| 2 | In an instant his red cap was off and he was bowing and saluting . . . with . . . extravagant gestures | [20] |
| 3 | So fierce was the attack . . . made on Edward, that the young man was compelled to draw his pistol | [66] |
| 4 | Rose Bradwardine . . . watched him with a sigh on her lip and colour on her cheek | [84] |
| 5 | "Vich Ian Vohr," it said in a dreadful voice, "beware of to-morrow" | [102] |
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GUY MANNERING |
| 6 | "Ride your ways, Laird of Ellangowan," she cried | [136] |
| 7 | He would stand there transfixed . . . till a serving-maid pulled his skirts to tell him dinner was waiting | [150] |
| 8 | He saw his late companion . . . engaged in deadly combat with a couple of rascals | [154] |
| 9 | Hazlewood snatched the gun from the servant and haughtily ordered Brown to stand back and not to alarm the lady | [170] |
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ROB ROY |
| 10 | He took the lantern . . . and holding it up, proceeded to examine the stern, set countenance of Frank's guide | [256] |
| 11 | The fight between Frank and Rashleigh | [266] |
| 12 | "Stand!" she cried, . . . "and tell me what you seek in Macgregor's country" | [278] |
| 13 | The girl's face, perhaps not altogether unintentionally, touched that of Frank Osbaldistone | [300] |
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THE ANTIQUARY |
| 14 | "Turn back! Turn back!" he cried | [344] |
| 15 | Dousterswivel flung himself on his knees | [375] |
| 16 | He lighted his beacon accordingly | [410] |
