Wilson's Tales
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共 21 段- This was a sad blow to the poor hedgers and ditchers, and th
- He was returning, towards evening, with three or four of his
- The duke went up to his bedroom, and Graham sought the serva
- He wandered round the skirts of the town, musing on his good
- The story of the Highland woman who appeared to King James,
- "And what business hae ye to interfere, freend?" said her fa
- The summons that called Sir John into the presence of the ma
- "We were engaged, as was usual with us in our Babel captivit
- "And now, my friends," continued he, in a concluding appeal
- Tom Bertram was an orphan, the son of a respectable farmer i
- At length, the first violence of his feelings was exhausted,
- "Nay, that I'll be sworn it isn't," replied his friend, who
- I experience a difficulty now, though then it would have bee
- In an instant the full truth flashed upon me, and I saw that
- From the days of their childhood, a close intimacy had subsi
- "I may be thankfu, I've no reason to complain!" said the oth
- Mary had felt too much oppressed with tumultuous, yet happy
- Howsever, sir, I did find it out, and I was regarded as a pr
- The mistress of Thrieve Castle, Lady Maxwell, possessed her
- The excursions of Lord Maxwell were not now so solitary as t
- Lord Maxwell immediately proceeded to the Castle of the Thri