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... interest to future generations . In order , then to use his own words- " that the public may know from good authority all that they are entitled to know of an individual who has contributed to their amusement , " he sat down and wrote ...
... interest to future generations . In order , then to use his own words- " that the public may know from good authority all that they are entitled to know of an individual who has contributed to their amusement , " he sat down and wrote ...
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... interests to his own . The elder Walter Scott's pride in his profession and eagerness for his son's advancement in the other branch of it are portrayed for us in the pages of Redgauntlet . Scott's mother was Anne Rutherford , daughter ...
... interests to his own . The elder Walter Scott's pride in his profession and eagerness for his son's advancement in the other branch of it are portrayed for us in the pages of Redgauntlet . Scott's mother was Anne Rutherford , daughter ...
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... interest to know that he talked to her young nephew of Falstaff and Hotspur , and first awakened in his mind a vague curiosity about the great dramatic poet . The boy was now considered well enough to live in 6 THE LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.
... interest to know that he talked to her young nephew of Falstaff and Hotspur , and first awakened in his mind a vague curiosity about the great dramatic poet . The boy was now considered well enough to live in 6 THE LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.
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... interest which he visited — not a practice to be commended . He intended to have made a set of chessmen of the wood thus obtained ; the kings coming from Falkland and Holyrood , the queens from Queen Mary's yew tree at Crookston ...
... interest which he visited — not a practice to be commended . He intended to have made a set of chessmen of the wood thus obtained ; the kings coming from Falkland and Holyrood , the queens from Queen Mary's yew tree at Crookston ...
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... interest in men and things did much to conceal this . Scott was disappointed in love . Writing in his Journal in old age , he thus refers to the painful experience of his youth : " What a romance to tell ! And told it will some day be ...
... interest in men and things did much to conceal this . Scott was disappointed in love . Writing in his Journal in old age , he thus refers to the painful experience of his youth : " What a romance to tell ! And told it will some day be ...
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