A legend of Montrose ; The black dwarf

1901·15.4 MB·English

by  Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832

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NEW CENTURY LIBRARY
The Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
Vol. VI.
Hear, Lando1 Cakes andbritherScots,
Frae Maidenkirk toJohnny Croat's,
Ifthere's a hole in a1yourcoats,
A Iredeyeteni it,
ckiel's amangyoutakiti1 notes,
An'faith he'llprent it!
BURNS.
Ahora bien, dixo il Cura, traedme, senor hufspea, aquesos libros, que
los quiero ver. Que me place, respondio el,yentrando, en sit aposento,
saco dtluna maletilla vieja cerradacon una cadenilla,yabriendola, hallo
en ellatres librosgrandesy unospapeles de muy buena letra escritos de
mano. DON QUIXOTE, Parte I. Capitulo 32.
//is mightywell,saidthepriest; pray, landlord, bringmethosebooks,
forIhavea mindtosee them. With all myheart, ansivered the host;
andgoing to his chamber, he brought out a little old cloke-bag, with a
padlockandchain to it, andopeningit, he took out three large volumes,
and some manuscript papers written in a fine character. JARVIS'S
Translation.

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Legend of onfrose
The Black Dwarf
By
Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
Thomas Nelson and Sons
London, Edinburgh, and New York
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