A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church Being the Story of Old St Pauls Edinburg
A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church Being the Story of Old St Pauls Edinburg
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George's was an offshoot from the parent tree. Dr. Webster had married a Miss Graham of Balgowan, granddaughter of Sir David Threipland, and cousin to the famous Lord Lynedoch, the hero of Barossa and Corunna, 1 and it fell to the clergyman's lot to console the hero for the loss of his wife, the beautiful Mrs. Graham, whose portrait by Gainsborough is treasured in the National Gallery, Edinburgh. Miss 1 Chambers' " Threiplands of Fingask, " pp. 66, 67.
DEATH OF DR. WEBSTER 89 Graham and her sis...ters were brought to Edinburgh to attend the festivities under the celebrated Miss Nicky Murray, each young lady mounted on horseback, and escorted by a perfect dragon of an uncle. But, " Love will venture in where it daurna weel be seen, " and at Dunfermline there was a meeting of eyes with a group of young officers, partners at a Perth ball the year before. Spite of the dragon, " Love found out the way, " and when sitting down to dinner at the inn the young ladies found themselves waited upon by three young officers in the guise of waiters, exhibiting their devotion in the formal manners of the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George's was an offshoot from the parent tree. Dr. Webster had married a Miss Graham of Balgowan, granddaughter of Sir David Threipland, and cousin to the famous Lord Lynedoch, the hero of Barossa and Corunna, 1 and it fell to the clergyman's lot to console the hero for the loss of his wife, the beautiful Mrs. Graham, whose portrait by Gainsborough is treasured in the National Gallery, Edinburgh. Miss 1 Chambers' " Threiplands of Fingask, " pp. 66, 67.
DEATH OF DR. WEBSTER 89 Graham and her sis...ters were brought to Edinburgh to attend the festivities under the celebrated Miss Nicky Murray, each young lady mounted on horseback, and escorted by a perfect dragon of an uncle. But, " Love will venture in where it daurna weel be seen, " and at Dunfermline there was a meeting of eyes with a group of young officers, partners at a Perth ball the year before. Spite of the dragon, " Love found out the way, " and when sitting down to dinner at the inn the young ladies found themselves waited upon by three young officers in the guise of waiters, exhibiting their devotion in the formal manners of the time.
What to read after A Jacobite Stronghold of the Church Being the Story of Old St Pauls Edinburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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