The Scott Originals An Account of Notables Worthies the Originals of Charact
The Scott Originals An Account of Notables Worthies the Originals of Charact
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. . ' " ' Chafron ! ' exclaimed the Antiquary, 'the word's worth a dollar, ' — and down it went in his red book. " It was quite in keeping with Scott's character that he should poke fun at Monkbarns's foibles, and the ludicrous mistakes into which he fell (as at the Kaim of Kinprunes) — those occasional " mares'-nests into which a passion for antiquities may betray even the acutest of amateurs ": " Monkbarns is no that owre wise himsell, in some things : he wad believe a bodle to be an auld Rom...an coin, as he ca's it, or a ditch to be a camp, upon ony leasing that idle folk made about it. I hae garr'd him trow mony a queer tale my- sell, Gude forgie me, " says Edie Ochiltree, admitting that in life's ordinary affairs Oldbuck's wisdom could not be called in question.
CHAPTER EIGHT THE ANTIQUARY EDIE OCHILTREE O heard ye o' the bauld blue-gown, Auld Edie Ochiltree ? Weel kent in ilka country town, Auld Edie Ochiltree ; When beggars o' the gangrel corps Are driven frae the hallan door, The gudewife cries, ' Come ye in owre, Auld Edie Ochiltree.
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. . ' " ' Chafron ! ' exclaimed the Antiquary, 'the word's worth a dollar, ' — and down it went in his red book. " It was quite in keeping with Scott's character that he should poke fun at Monkbarns's foibles, and the ludicrous mistakes into which he fell (as at the Kaim of Kinprunes) — those occasional " mares'-nests into which a passion for antiquities may betray even the acutest of amateurs ": " Monkbarns is no that owre wise himsell, in some things : he wad believe a bodle to be an auld Rom...an coin, as he ca's it, or a ditch to be a camp, upon ony leasing that idle folk made about it. I hae garr'd him trow mony a queer tale my- sell, Gude forgie me, " says Edie Ochiltree, admitting that in life's ordinary affairs Oldbuck's wisdom could not be called in question.
CHAPTER EIGHT THE ANTIQUARY EDIE OCHILTREE O heard ye o' the bauld blue-gown, Auld Edie Ochiltree ? Weel kent in ilka country town, Auld Edie Ochiltree ; When beggars o' the gangrel corps Are driven frae the hallan door, The gudewife cries, ' Come ye in owre, Auld Edie Ochiltree.
What to read after The Scott Originals An Account of Notables Worthies the Originals of Charact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Shillinglaw Crockett to read onlineMoreLess
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