Bertram,

“Your personal dignity and authority” said Bertram,

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"The knowledge that the soft hand in his was his own," said Bertram,

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It was on a very windy March day that Bertram Henshaw's son, Bertram,

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"All right; let's call it you've had the change, then," laughed Bertram,

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"Then," continued Bounce, handing the much-coveted necklace to Bertram,

The Wild Man of the West A Tale of the Rocky Mountains Archibald Webb 1859

Rashleigh, Dalgarno, Balfour, Varney, and other men of that stamp are to be carefully distinguished from his erring _heroes_, Marmion, Bertram,

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‘Dinmont, you must stand by me now,’ said Bertram,

Guy Mannering 1815

F. _ I'll answer for thee -- 'tis a certain Bertram,

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Dominie had recovered himself from a fit of absence, shut the book which he had been studying in a corner, and, advancing to obtain a sight of the strangers, exclaimed at once upon beholding Bertram,

Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer — Volume 02 Walter Scott 1801

'And how do you read the half-defaced motto, sir,' said Bertram,

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