Waverley Novels, Том 9Robert Cadell, Edinburgh, and Whittaker & Company London., 1829 |
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... auld peel - house wa's pu'd down to make park dykes ; and the bonny broomy knowe , where he liked sae weel to sit at e'en , wi ' his plaid about him , and look at the kye as they cam down the loaning , ill wad he hae liked to hae seen ...
... auld peel - house wa's pu'd down to make park dykes ; and the bonny broomy knowe , where he liked sae weel to sit at e'en , wi ' his plaid about him , and look at the kye as they cam down the loaning , ill wad he hae liked to hae seen ...
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... auld - warld stories about the Black Dwarf , and sic - like , if ye'll ware a half mutchkin upon Bauldie there , he'll crack t'ye like a pen - gun . And I'se gie ye a mutch- kin mysell , man , if I can settle weel wi ' Christy Wilson ...
... auld - warld stories about the Black Dwarf , and sic - like , if ye'll ware a half mutchkin upon Bauldie there , he'll crack t'ye like a pen - gun . And I'se gie ye a mutch- kin mysell , man , if I can settle weel wi ' Christy Wilson ...
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... auld gude - dame . The carline , she sits in the neuk yonder , upbye , and cracks about the grand shooters and hunters lang syne Odd , I think they hae killed a ' the deer in the country , for my part . " " Well , Hobbie , I have shot a ...
... auld gude - dame . The carline , she sits in the neuk yonder , upbye , and cracks about the grand shooters and hunters lang syne Odd , I think they hae killed a ' the deer in the country , for my part . " " Well , Hobbie , I have shot a ...
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... auld tower a bit , " said Hobbie , " and live hearty and neighbour - like wi ' the auld family friends , as the Laird o ' Earnscliff should ? I can tell ye , my mother - my grandmo- ther I mean - but , since we lost our ain mother , we ...
... auld tower a bit , " said Hobbie , " and live hearty and neighbour - like wi ' the auld family friends , as the Laird o ' Earnscliff should ? I can tell ye , my mother - my grandmo- ther I mean - but , since we lost our ain mother , we ...
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... auld Ellieslaw was aiding and abetting ; and I am sure if ye were sae disposed as to take amends on him , naebody could say it was wrang , for your father's blood is beneath his nails --and besides there's naebody else left that was con ...
... auld Ellieslaw was aiding and abetting ; and I am sure if ye were sae disposed as to take amends on him , naebody could say it was wrang , for your father's blood is beneath his nails --and besides there's naebody else left that was con ...
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