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by examples from ancient and modern writers;
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though now obsolete in England, were formerly common to
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Scottish language. 2 vols. 4to, Edinburgh, 1808.
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Kean, S Both Worlds Barred, 1894.
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'Lisbeth, 1894.
The Love of Prue, 1895.
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Lennox Garland, A; gleaned from divers fields of Scottish
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Practical Bee Master. I2mo, Edinburgh, 1747.
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