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37631	Lockhart, J. G. (John Gibson)	Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 6 (of 10)			.txt	text/plain	112311	5281	72	of Buccleuch was by this time beginning to give way, and Scott thought Towards the end of this month Scott received from his kind friend Lord "The said Walter Scott, Esq.'s present share, being the entire copyright, [Footnote 33: The Duke of Buccleuch gave Scott some old oak-roots from have a fit time; for, like old Sir Anthony Absolute, I hope still to I believe, at the time when the foregoing letter was written, Scott [Footnote 56: Scott's good friend, Mr. Andrew Lang, Sheriff-Clerk for thus alludes to this matter in a letter to his good old friend at friends at Calcutta, but if you think letters to Sir John Malcolm "I shall always reflect with pleasure on Sir Walter Scott's having with knowledge; and from Sir Walter Scott, who has let the public know Inn, which left little doubt upon my mind that Sir Walter Scott	./cache/37631.txt	./txt/37631.txt