Wilson's Tales
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共 21 段- Now, the squinting sailor remained two days in the house of
- George withdrew, in rage and bewilderment, and his poverty,
- It was not in Scotland that this spirit had been first fanne
- Some of the heads of the army were informed of what had been
- "Ha, well timed!" cried Bruce. "Hear the command of thy lieg
- Ferguson and I spent whole days together in the solitude of
- Our ship, the Dolphin, was a beautiful little chartered free
- "As the privateer had anticipated, the moment the brig round
- I _was_ happy; I had felt like a new man ever since my visit
- 'Twas at this enchanting hour that Wilkinson and his betroth
- Every means were had recourse to for rousing her from the di
- "That was silly o' ye, man," said she; "it was very thoughtl
- The king was captivated with her charms. Honour, however, go
- Some of our readers may deem the marriage of David and Matil
- For two evenings no light was exhibited from the lighthouse,
- Unluckily, at this interesting moment, an acquaintance enter
- "No," was my answer. "I was too young and thoughtless at the
- "As the monotony and dulness of garrison duty in a strongly-
- Fifty years ago, the roads in many parts of Scotland were so
- "But this is no a', sir. I think I see the women folk return
- "Preserve us a', Jamie! he's perfectly perishin'; his hand i