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Page 156
Mr Scott writes as fola the merit of tracing up to the ancient lows : royal blood of
Scotland ! “ A set of people possessing the The tribe of Youngs are next to the
same erratic habits , and practising the Faas in honour and antiquity . They trade
of ...
Mr Scott writes as fola the merit of tracing up to the ancient lows : royal blood of
Scotland ! “ A set of people possessing the The tribe of Youngs are next to the
same erratic habits , and practising the Faas in honour and antiquity . They trade
of ...
Page 209
It was not reasonable , MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE . he said , to think
that the people in Scotland Mar. 13. - Mr BROUGHAM , in a long should be
content , when they could not but and elaborate speech , set forth the distresses
know ...
It was not reasonable , MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE . he said , to think
that the people in Scotland Mar. 13. - Mr BROUGHAM , in a long should be
content , when they could not but and elaborate speech , set forth the distresses
know ...
Page 273
It is ụnnatural light , and his raven hair entitled , “ The Historie of Scotland hung
heavy on his burning temples . He from the year 1660 ; begins with an wandered
among the forests and the account of the “ happie restauration ” mountains , and
...
It is ụnnatural light , and his raven hair entitled , “ The Historie of Scotland hung
heavy on his burning temples . He from the year 1660 ; begins with an wandered
among the forests and the account of the “ happie restauration ” mountains , and
...
Page 400
But such has been the melancholly cir « to outrun those whom they cannot
cumstances of affairs in Scotland for resist . some years past , that allmost all the
The bad consequences of those robe considerable gentlemen who took up
beries are ...
But such has been the melancholly cir « to outrun those whom they cannot
cumstances of affairs in Scotland for resist . some years past , that allmost all the
The bad consequences of those robe considerable gentlemen who took up
beries are ...
Page 418
Bramin , named Kishun Ram , had been It is much to be regretted that we pos-
brought to bed of a girl with four faces and sess no mineralogical map of Scotland
. " Mr four legs . When this ominous circumSmith , an industrious and intelligent ...
Bramin , named Kishun Ram , had been It is much to be regretted that we pos-
brought to bed of a girl with four faces and sess no mineralogical map of Scotland
. " Mr four legs . When this ominous circumSmith , an industrious and intelligent ...
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