The Quarterly Review, Volumes 79-81William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1847 |
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... never lost sight of his first object - another attempt when- ever possible to restore the Royal cause in Scotland . There is still extant in the Mon- trose Charter - Chest his Key for secret cor- respondence with his friends at home ...
... never lost sight of his first object - another attempt when- ever possible to restore the Royal cause in Scotland . There is still extant in the Mon- trose Charter - Chest his Key for secret cor- respondence with his friends at home ...
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... never broke a vow , No maiden lays her skaith to me- I never loved but you . For you alone I ride the ring , For you I wear the blue ; For you alone I strive to sing . Oh , tell me how to woo ! Oh , tell me how to woo thee , love ; Oh ...
... never broke a vow , No maiden lays her skaith to me- I never loved but you . For you alone I ride the ring , For you I wear the blue ; For you alone I strive to sing . Oh , tell me how to woo ! Oh , tell me how to woo thee , love ; Oh ...
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... never although the contrary is sometimes asserted . ' On his arrival within the castle the unfortu- This Niel McLeod is said to have been a man of no great decision , but his lady is represented by the country - people as having ...
... never although the contrary is sometimes asserted . ' On his arrival within the castle the unfortu- This Niel McLeod is said to have been a man of no great decision , but his lady is represented by the country - people as having ...
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... Never was any man's blood spilt but in battle , and ferer as an intermission from insults ; for in and I dare here avow that never a hair of Scots- even then many thousand lives have I preserved ; that age the same minds which thought ...
... Never was any man's blood spilt but in battle , and ferer as an intermission from insults ; for in and I dare here avow that never a hair of Scots- even then many thousand lives have I preserved ; that age the same minds which thought ...
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... never spoke a word ; but when the executioner was putting the cord about his neck , he looked down to the people upon the scaffold and asked , " How long shall I hang here . " " When my colleague and I saw him casten over the lad- der ...
... never spoke a word ; but when the executioner was putting the cord about his neck , he looked down to the people upon the scaffold and asked , " How long shall I hang here . " " When my colleague and I saw him casten over the lad- der ...
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