Wilson's Tales
Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 22
作者：Wilson, John Mackay, 1804-1835 [Compiler]; Leighton, Alexander, 1800-1874 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：17
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- 平均每段 20,416 字；最长 "Weel, the wedding morning cam, and I really thocht it was a（39,313 字），最短 "You most haggard of all haggard hags!" cried the man, as hi（7,355 字）。
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章节目录
共 17 段- "Weel, the wedding morning cam, and I really thocht it was a
- Not enough; for legendary details cluster round startling ev
- Retracing her steps down the long dark stair, not a very eff
- In the morning she found the locket lying on her parlour tab
- The soldiers, who had orders to admit her ladyship and atten
- And the bargain was struck. Dewhurst, with the struggling bi
- he did not find that he could properly cogitate or meditate,
- All this was irresistible. So up the stair I sprang, paid my
- List! It had never occurred to me before. I had never though
- "No, youngster, it isn't," he said with the most perfect ass
- Two of my fellow-servants now accompanied me back to the woo
- The party, handling their guns in readiness to fire, on the
- The bill was paid by S----k, who happened to have money, and
- Having at length reached home, Jeannie ran and got the fire
- "For a time we rented a miserable garret, without furniture
- I felt no inclination to add to his apparent disturbance by
- "You most haggard of all haggard hags!" cried the man, as hi