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quadgram	frequency
one of the most	61
of sir walter scott	59
at the same time	54
in the course of	50
the duke of buccleuch	46
for the first time	44
the author of waverley	44
lady of the lake	44
in the midst of	40
lord of the isles	36
the lady of the	36
lay of the last	35
on the other hand	35
of the last minstrel	34
in spite of the	34
the bride of lammermoor	33
seems to have been	33
on the th of	32
the lord of the	30
of the duke of	29
of the waverley novels	29
tales of my landlord	29
in a letter to	28
is one of the	28
the course of the	28
was one of the	28
the end of the	27
he seems to have	26
in the case of	25
the fortunes of nigel	25
the lay of the	25
the introduction to the	25
as well as the	23
tales of a grandfather	22
the bridal of triermain	22
one of the best	22
as one of the	22
of the earl of	22
of the court of	22
of one of the	22
of the scottish border	21
in the introduction to	21
on the part of	21
the rest of the	21
for the sake of	21
at the end of	21
for the purpose of	20
of the house of	20
at the head of	20
on the subject of	20
the publication of the	20
lives of the novelists	20
in the hands of	20
a part of the	19
was a man of	19
chronicles of the canongate	19
that is to say	19
for the most part	19
the author of the	19
at the time of	19
in regard to the	18
the name of the	18
the time of the	18
in the house of	18
the top of the	18
as a matter of	18
i do not know	18
by the author of	18
the hands of the	18
the banks of the	17
the story of the	17
of the death of	17
in one of the	17
minstrelsy of the scottish	17
the head of the	16
to the duke of	16
from the painting by	16
it would have been	16
is said to have	16
of the author of	16
the ruins of the	15
into the hands of	15
in one of his	15
the side of the	15
the baron of bradwardine	15
by the side of	15
may still be seen	15
by sir walter scott	15
i hope you will	15
an account of the	15
the beginning of the	15
peveril of the peak	15
fair maid of perth	15
it will be remembered	14
count robert of paris	14
as well as a	14
it is impossible to	14
the end of his	14
as a man of	14
as if he had	14
the appearance of a	14
in the time of	14
and at the same	14
the greater part of	14
the isle of man	13
the part of the	13
i do not think	13
of the life of	13
the earl of leicester	13
the fair maid of	13
as we have seen	13
the subject of the	13
at the age of	13
a great deal of	13
the description of the	13
as soon as possible	13
the character of the	13
the middle of the	13
the history of the	13
the manner in which	13
in the beginning of	12
that he could not	12
in the mean time	12
was not to be	12
at the foot of	12
in the possession of	12
of vich ian vohr	12
there can be no	12
in the way of	12
of the bride of	12
a good deal of	12
john ballantyne and co	12
on the banks of	12
would have been a	12
the head of a	12
at a time when	12
in the matter of	12
in front of the	12
under the title of	12
on the death of	12
the opposite side of	12
a matter of fact	12
it must have been	12
in spite of his	12
the scene of the	12
to which i have	12
in the days of	12
the valley of the	12
the death of the	12
life of sir walter	12
as well as in	12
the court of session	11
is not to be	11
said to have been	11
if he had been	11
out of the question	11
to the lord montagu	11
opposite side of the	11
on account of the	11
the foot of the	11
the interior of the	11
the author of marmion	11
of which he had	11
the great civil war	11
the painting by sir	11
to have been the	11
the duke of wellington	11
the edinburgh annual register	11
of the lady of	11
in the summer of	11
in relation to the	11
it is difficult to	11
the site of the	10
to do with the	10
the whole of the	10
have been able to	10
the fact that it	10
of tales of my	10
the lives of the	10
for the benefit of	10
the minstrelsy of the	10
from time to time	10
he was a man	10
the bottom of the	10
on his way to	10
in the life of	10
tales of the crusaders	10
i am not sure	10
the house of the	10
in his review of	10
the midst of a	10
as well as of	10
on the night of	10
to the house of	10
to the extent of	10
letters of malachi malagrowther	10
that he had been	10
which he had been	10
the case of the	10
to say nothing of	10
it was in the	10
the miscellaneous prose works	10
the life of napoleon	10
the place where the	10
some of the most	10
of the fact that	10
it must be remembered	10
years of his life	10
in connection with the	10
in the shape of	10
of the eighteenth century	10
the whole of his	9
in regard to his	9
in the centre of	9
of one of his	9
out of the way	9
appears to have been	9
the heart of midlothian	9
review of the life	9
life and works of	9
in a state of	9
the establishment of the	9
into the possession of	9
i am sure you	9
the work of a	9
it will be a	9
if he did not	9
it was here that	9
of the life and	9
it is certain that	9
of the tales of	9
in the middle of	9
it was not till	9
on the opposite side	9
to one of the	9
there is no doubt	9
of the lord of	9
on the one hand	9
the same sort of	9
which seems to have	9
the seat of the	9
the first edition of	9
remarks on popular poetry	9
letters on demonology and	9
on one of the	9
sir walter scott by	9
not far from the	9
that he might have	9
it is to be	9
the shape of a	9
to the top of	9
in the direction of	9
of the character of	9
the nature of the	9
the old castle of	9
to be found in	9
he was fond of	9
the presence of the	9
imitations of the ancient	9
of the church of	9
was not long before	9
under the name of	9
the mouth of the	9
of his royal highness	9
in the face of	9
of the ancient ballad	9
of the same kind	9
the duke of york	9
the tales of a	9
footnotes of the chapter	9
in spite of all	9
it is said that	9
the direction of the	9
the first of the	9
and it was not	9
of the seventeenth century	9
it was not long	9
to that of the	9
on the top of	9
in the spring of	8
to the castle of	8
the beauty of the	8
in consequence of the	8
he had been a	8
the order of the	8
the early part of	8
could not have been	8
history of english poetry	8
and one or two	8
in the presence of	8
that it was the	8
the state of the	8
in the thirteenth century	8
that he would not	8
of john ballantyne and	8
this part of the	8
at the expense of	8
the fact that he	8
in the service of	8
the last of the	8
described in the novel	8
mary queen of scots	8
in the vicinity of	8
on the side of	8
that scott was the	8
i should like to	8
after the publication of	8
that it would be	8
the first time in	8
it seems to have	8
was no other than	8
found it necessary to	8
as the author of	8
the centre of the	8
at the rate of	8
the chief of the	8
the time of his	8
in the reign of	8
in the person of	8
a little of the	8
on imitations of the	8
a man of the	8
letters of sir walter	8
he was in the	8
as far as the	8
the university of edinburgh	8
of the scenery of	8
the life and works	8
of the laird of	8
essay on the drama	8
one of the few	8
as early as the	8
of donald bean lean	8
with which he was	8
the success of the	8
the hands of his	8
of the isle of	8
seem to have been	8
in the form of	8
the night of the	8
is supposed to have	8
in the words of	8
must be remembered that	8
the life of sir	8
it is true that	8
in the eyes of	8
we came to the	8
the face of the	8
a legend of montrose	8
on demonology and witchcraft	8
tale from guy mannering	8
the character of a	8
english men of letters	8
a visit to the	8
the th of july	8
two or three days	8
of his own country	8
in the isle of	8
a year or two	7
of the best of	7
will be remembered that	7
one of his most	7
on the other side	7
to the end of	7
introductory epistle to nigel	7
it would be a	7
of the fitful head	7
the people of the	7
the best part of	7
the latter part of	7
the death of his	7
when he was writing	7
but it is not	7
of some of the	7
i may as well	7
norna of the fitful	7
that he had no	7
tale from the antiquary	7
in the miscellaneous prose	7
for the love of	7
the side of a	7
after the death of	7
the home of the	7
than that of the	7
the course of a	7
of the most beautiful	7
the life of the	7
the news of the	7
on the point of	7
as a sort of	7
supposed to have been	7
from day to day	7
i think i have	7
the use of the	7
and i assure you	7
to the fortunes of	7
must have been a	7
at the time when	7
had nothing to do	7
of the nineteenth century	7
end of his life	7
with a sort of	7
fell in love with	7
edition of the minstrelsy	7
was the scene of	7
the house of commons	7
of the edinburgh review	7
for two or three	7
the braes of balquhidder	7
with the exception of	7
sir walter scott and	7
at the close of	7
of the baron of	7
i have no doubt	7
in the essay on	7
in so far as	7
be a good man	7
author of the waverley	7
edited by scott anonymously	7
the chronicles of the	7
in the sixteenth century	7
from the time of	7
the first of these	7
of the bridal of	7
be one of the	7
of which he was	7
to be one of	7
the duke of montrose	7
in the first place	7
i am glad to	7
in the mean while	7
of england and scotland	7
the appearance of the	7
about the same time	7
in the history of	7
is by no means	7
in the act of	7
of the border country	7
proved to be a	7
but there is no	7
the way in which	7
that some of the	7
on the d of	7
the laird of ellangowan	7
the fact that the	7
it is needless to	7
of the old castle	7
as if he were	7
in which he was	7
in the habit of	7
the authorship of the	7
i am sure i	7
the entrance of the	7
in the same year	7
of his life in	7
from the fact that	7
can be no doubt	7
a day or two	7
the possession of the	7
on the shores of	7
the eyes of the	7
of the royal society	7
nothing to do with	7
after the battle of	7
white lady of avenel	7
the heart of the	7
in the university of	7
came into the possession	7
it is evident that	7
the door of the	7
on the day of	7
in the character of	7
the secret of the	7
one of the first	7
it seems to me	6
to sir walter scott	6
that part of the	6
to miss joanna baillie	6
the th of june	6
i think it will	6
the figure of a	6
from this point of	6
history of the court	6
one side of the	6
to be in the	6
vision of don roderick	6
it is a pity	6
mile and a half	6
in the same way	6
made the acquaintance of	6
i do not see	6
of the thirteenth century	6
the property of the	6
the white lady of	6
in a few minutes	6
the shores of loch	6
the names of the	6
that he should have	6
he was known to	6
early part of the	6
with his own hand	6
for the rest of	6
the reign of king	6
in the light of	6
the most important of	6
of william the conqueror	6
of bailie nicol jarvie	6
am sure you will	6
on the left is	6
and one of his	6
i beg you to	6
in the early part	6
so far as it	6
the duke of argyle	6
that there was no	6
the copyright of the	6
when at last they	6
it seems to be	6
i have only to	6
in imitation of the	6
is said to be	6
the composition of the	6
there was a great	6
the best of all	6
the man with the	6
it does not seem	6
in my power to	6
that he might be	6
the most striking feature	6
but as soon as	6
by one of the	6
the laird of balmawhapple	6
that there was a	6
a new edition of	6
to the laird of	6
of the first volume	6
but in spite of	6
in the year of	6
that there is no	6
at an early hour	6
in the neighbourhood of	6
i must not omit	6
on behalf of the	6
and i have no	6
the midst of which	6
it had not been	6
was the residence of	6
though i do not	6
the head of his	6
and works of john	6
in the intervals of	6
the other side of	6
that he had never	6
the face of a	6
of the reign of	6
to the fact that	6
i wish you to	6
the origin of the	6
the ruins of st	6
i am very glad	6
in the heart of	6
that he would be	6
of the city of	6
the value of the	6
that they were not	6
for a long time	6
the walls of the	6
the introductory epistle to	6
that he was a	6
with a view to	6
in spite of this	6
six years of age	6
he did not like	6
it is probable that	6
the first volume of	6
letters from scott to	6
in the fourteenth century	6
of mary queen of	6
might have been a	6
a clerk of session	6
the court of james	6
memoirs of captain carleton	6
letter of the th	6
the base of the	6
the royal society of	6
i think it is	6
as soon as the	6
the regalia of scotland	6
it worth while to	6
his grace the duke	6
i have little doubt	6
that i do not	6
during the great civil	6
for one of the	6
the page company from	6
the fortunes of the	6
the mind of the	6
and sir walter scott	6
that he would have	6
the second tale from	6
of the novels was	6
it seemed as if	6
in his life of	6
of the battle of	6
essay on imitations of	6
the cause of the	6
grace the duke of	6
the influence of the	6
he was ready to	6
of the fortunes of	6
so much of the	6
and one of the	6
secret history of the	6
the scenery of the	6
a large part of	6
but it was not	6
and a man of	6
the progress of the	6
in the vale of	6
a member of the	6
vale of the esk	6
put an end to	6
this is one of	6
the vale of the	6
to the author of	6
works of john home	6
when i was a	6
as if they had	6
the tales of my	6
which he was to	6
but it is a	6
at the hands of	6
the sake of the	6
is no doubt that	6
his way to the	6
at the door of	6
on the same day	6
under the influence of	6
of lady louisa stuart	6
banks of the river	6
one of his letters	6
the man who had	6
under the direction of	6
in the island of	6
that there is a	6
of the power of	6
is a sort of	6
the interest of the	6
that he did not	6
fact that it was	6
to the authorship of	6
of which is a	6
by the death of	6
of the fair isle	6
on the coast of	6
as the result of	6
with one of the	6
the duchess of buccleuch	6
the spirit of the	6
with the duke of	6
on the right hand	6
for the purposes of	6
at the beginning of	6
told him that he	5
it is easy to	5
in the introductory epistle	5
said sir toady lion	5
have been a very	5
the height of the	5
nothing can be more	5
it is not so	5
every now and then	5
that it is difficult	5
i have written to	5
state of the country	5
the sound of the	5
on the island of	5
on board the lighthouse	5
with the addition of	5
about the middle of	5
the house of woodbourne	5
i have got a	5
a letter to miss	5
board the lighthouse yacht	5
the young man was	5
a bit of the	5
to lady louisa stuart	5
i never heard of	5
who seems to have	5
it would be easy	5
of the poems of	5
it was built by	5
as in the case	5
that they could not	5
introduction to the third	5
the loss of his	5
i am convinced that	5
if they had been	5
his poems and novels	5
over and over again	5
i have had a	5
so far as i	5
and that it was	5
his interest in the	5
for some time in	5
life and letters of	5
much of the material	5
the master of ravenswood	5
that he had a	5
if i had not	5
the home of his	5
to which he had	5
the eye of the	5
can be little doubt	5
and in spite of	5
was one of his	5
the genius of the	5
with that of the	5
a great deal more	5
in reference to the	5
the position of the	5
from one of the	5
for the protection of	5
the son of the	5
does not seem to	5
in his early days	5
first edition of the	5
it proved to be	5
and the rest of	5
of the authorship of	5
court of charles ii	5
on the st of	5
of the way in	5
to those who have	5
the very best of	5
with a couple of	5
as well as to	5
the opening of the	5
one way or another	5
in favor of the	5
about his own work	5
would not have been	5
sir walter scott was	5
been able to do	5
the spirits of the	5
than those of the	5
the benefit of his	5
he once wrote to	5
the cross of edinburgh	5
in the month of	5
there can be little	5
to say the least	5
of osbaldistone and tresham	5
the outlet of loch	5
i wish you could	5
the story of his	5
to speak to you	5
a story of the	5
a place of safety	5
the entrance to the	5
on a visit to	5
think it worth while	5
the third volume of	5
one half of the	5
a long line of	5
towards the end of	5
when you come to	5
a quarter of a	5
the standing stones of	5
the remains of a	5
the sale of the	5
between scott and his	5
will be found in	5
the man of feeling	5
but there is a	5
i have not the	5
time when he was	5
this is the only	5
review of tales of	5
of the county of	5
site of the old	5
the edinburgh weekly journal	5
in the name of	5
did not see the	5
the east coast of	5
of the family of	5
a superb view of	5
by the fact that	5
in some of the	5
to be allowed to	5
in no hurry to	5
the fact that scott	5
the effect of the	5
with a kind of	5
which he seemed to	5
a contrast to the	5
there is a very	5
as we shall see	5
this part of his	5
the days of his	5
to have been a	5
in the north of	5
reign of james i	5
opinion in regard to	5
the outside of the	5
to his royal highness	5
the result of his	5
series of tales of	5
the east india company	5
impossible for him to	5
are to be found	5
to him in the	5
the name of god	5
a mile from the	5
the side of his	5
the ancient castle of	5
by the earl of	5
to think of the	5
he was about to	5
of the most interesting	5
it was built in	5
i have been able	5
with regard to the	5
which he had not	5
the inhabitants of the	5
the thickness of the	5
it so happened that	5
in the eighteenth century	5
as much as possible	5
that he should be	5
it is possible that	5
it has been the	5
seems to me to	5
by means of the	5
in the study of	5
when he was in	5
be no doubt that	5
on the th october	5
in the mouth of	5
call to the bar	5
ashby de la zouch	5
as a critic he	5
wizard of the north	5
in every point of	5
do not know that	5
in the castle of	5
the time when he	5
the north of england	5
with which he had	5
a little to the	5
as one who had	5
it has been said	5
the island of mousa	5
of two or three	5
it was impossible to	5
on the right of	5
as it was in	5
of the th hussars	5
scott wrote to his	5
as well as his	5
a few days after	5
in the village of	5
so far as the	5
letters to his kinsfolk	5
of one of these	5
scott was the author	5
been the abode of	5
that if he could	5
on the eve of	5
may have been a	5
turned out to be	5
most striking feature of	5
the vision of don	5
at the cross of	5
the reign of james	5
on the security of	5
the line of the	5
at the same moment	5
yet in spite of	5
the daughter of a	5
of which is the	5
but i do not	5
to a place of	5
i am very much	5
the first series of	5
edinburgh annual register for	5
he was unable to	5
to take up his	5
to be ashamed of	5
that i should be	5
the th of may	5
to be present at	5
i do not believe	5
from that of the	5
of the lay of	5
for aught i know	5
near the end of	5
on his return from	5
the doom of devorgoil	5
life of napoleon buonaparte	5
as well as for	5
in his essay on	5
he was able to	5
i have not yet	5
in the edinburgh annual	5
a great part of	5
i am glad you	5
of the material for	5
that in spite of	5
the master of the	5
though it had been	5
clerk of the court	5
the day of the	5
to do with him	5
the eve of st	5
a copy of the	5
shortly before this time	5
and in a few	5
of which scott was	5
at least as much	5
to have been written	5
in the company of	5
every point of view	5
well as in the	5
it was impossible for	5
i ought to have	5
of the history of	5
as the place where	5
from beginning to end	5
was the author of	5
wrote as follows to	5
tale from rob roy	5
in the neighborhood of	5
that it will be	5
by means of a	5
the voice of the	5
of the clan of	5
in the composition of	5
much pleased with the	5
of the duchess of	5
publication of the lay	5
edited by sir walter	5
of his critical work	5
of the name of	5
to the history of	5
and the life of	5
introduction to the chronicles	5
may be supposed to	5
the day after the	5
had been in the	5
as to the authorship	5
the third tale from	5
if it had been	5
did not choose to	5
a man of business	5
coronation of george iv	5
so far as to	5
red cap tales from	5
he would have been	5
of the master of	5
and i think i	5
i need not say	5
this point of view	5
to thank you for	5
carried away by the	5
it is a most	5
in any of the	5
the title of the	5
i am obliged to	5
the basis of the	5
in one of these	5
he is a most	5
so soon as he	5
of the black dwarf	5
his account of the	5
to his grace the	5
but he was a	5
it was one of	5
which i have been	5
that it was not	5
who happened to be	5
as a clerk of	5
on the score of	5
scott seems to have	5
it was written by	5
am not sure that	5
under the necessity of	5
the arrival of the	5
he was one of	5
a young man of	5
to give him a	5
the clachan of aberfoil	5
out of his way	5
as any of the	5
the introduction of the	4
side of the river	4
of the kind that	4
to the purpose of	4
memoirs of the great	4
the tradition of the	4
a new school of	4
i should not be	4
in his edition of	4
the issue of the	4
news of the death	4
in his own time	4
one hundred and twenty	4
my dear lord duke	4
to get rid of	4
part at least of	4
you will see the	4
of a series of	4
his return from the	4
one of the strongest	4
will be able to	4
at the very moment	4
the edge of the	4
we have seen that	4
to the cause of	4
soon as i can	4
like that of a	4
as far as i	4
the choice of the	4
as he was in	4
of him as a	4
of the heart of	4
the wicks of baiglie	4
third volume of the	4
to be thought of	4
he was engaged in	4
of one of them	4
more than any other	4
the midst of his	4
paris and castle dangerous	4
for the use of	4
to which he was	4
i do not doubt	4
an hour or two	4
before the end of	4
it is unnecessary to	4
which it would be	4
the marquis of abercorn	4
the end of this	4
he returned to scotland	4
regarded as one of	4
memoirs written during the	4
i shall be very	4
to the effect of	4
there was nothing for	4
i was obliged to	4
of a family of	4
of america in pictures	4
i wish i could	4
it was easy to	4
that the young man	4
the fruits of his	4
man of the world	4
of malachi malagrowther on	4
can or ought to	4
at another time he	4
as the seat of	4
of which i have	4
used to say that	4
as may be supposed	4
the memoirs of captain	4
to return to the	4
have but a minute	4
fell to the ground	4
the number of the	4
review of childe harold	4
the sign of the	4
at the bottom of	4
it may have been	4
by james ballantyne co	4
a letter to lady	4
you will find me	4
part of the old	4
had no difficulty in	4
was no more than	4
you come to lie	4
the reader will find	4
at least of the	4
he felt that he	4
death of the duchess	4
it seems probable that	4
british novelists and their	4
the earl of menteith	4
point of view of	4
his life in the	4
would have been impossible	4
to make amends for	4
his call to the	4
of paris and castle	4
in most of the	4
in such a way	4
as the scene of	4
the rest of his	4
four works of fiction	4
more than forty years	4
malachi malagrowther on the	4
opposite bank of the	4
for she was a	4
you any comfort when	4
of the novel and	4
memoirs of the reign	4
following the course of	4
the history of his	4
than any of the	4
sir walter scott in	4
i have often thought	4
wife used to do	4
a letter to his	4
be found in the	4
the purpose of the	4
i remain your affectionate	4
but it was only	4
he had not yet	4
i beg you will	4
much delighted with the	4
to the time when	4
the remainder of his	4
an intimate friend of	4
of king charles i	4
english side of the	4
comfort when you come	4
and even in the	4
of the building is	4
with the help of	4
to dwell on the	4
at the time he	4
a glance at the	4
and i think the	4
the arrival of a	4
but he did not	4
the lords of the	4
the waverley novels and	4
i could not help	4
it was characteristic of	4
duties as clerk of	4
at the very first	4
one or other of	4
after the fashion of	4
in the bride of	4
say a few words	4
scott as a critic	4
to a man of	4
he was interested in	4
be of service to	4
the nick of time	4
the early english poets	4
may have been the	4
in that part of	4
the th of december	4
and placed under the	4
took possession of the	4
of the border minstrelsy	4
in accordance with the	4
the house of lords	4
with a degree of	4
original memoirs written during	4
for which he was	4
have no reason to	4
that he should not	4
was to be expected	4
which he had formed	4
in a short time	4
the essay on the	4
he ought to have	4
the author in the	4
for an hour or	4
at which he had	4
it was some time	4
i should be happy	4
very much the same	4
not by any means	4
have a mind to	4
it was not a	4
in the autumn of	4
would have set him	4
an old friend of	4
when he wrote the	4
the upper end of	4
to the church of	4
the style of the	4
cannot help thinking that	4
to the effect that	4
the period of the	4
to the care of	4
his essay on the	4
what seemed to be	4
does not appear to	4
on the th december	4
did not appear till	4
of the new poem	4
the memory of his	4
out of his own	4
order of the day	4
year of his age	4
the representatives of the	4
in proportion to the	4
it was not in	4
along the shore of	4
first part of the	4
i hope they will	4
with those of the	4
he was not a	4
the court of charles	4
to the earl of	4
for a visit to	4
color portrait by william	4
in the hope of	4
the lower part of	4
valley of the tees	4
he had married flora	4
on the site of	4
had something to do	4
the course of which	4
one of his earliest	4
of one who has	4
one or two other	4
the same time a	4
one of them to	4
from house to house	4
with the view of	4
a small portion of	4
and the beginning of	4
the edition of the	4
so long as he	4
the name of a	4
of time and place	4
he speaks of the	4
i am sorry to	4
the legend of montrose	4
it was in this	4
greater part of his	4
nothing else will give	4
have been in the	4
a mile and a	4
else will give you	4
i pray you to	4
every part of the	4
the church of england	4
it was the same	4
the shores of the	4
the conclusion of the	4
the morning of the	4
in one way or	4
in the churchyard of	4
the leader of the	4
a letter from scott	4
and the scene of	4
the time when the	4
of the most picturesque	4
latter part of the	4
of the ancient castle	4
are the ruins of	4
the same kind of	4
became more and more	4
east coast of scotland	4
of the quarterly review	4
ancient english metrical romances	4
from the duke of	4
have been written by	4
one of the many	4
made up his mind	4
two or three of	4
his familiarity with the	4
from the north of	4
care of the rev	4
when the success of	4
are not to be	4
a man of his	4
it is no longer	4
of his family and	4
is not so much	4
and on the other	4
new branch of the	4
when he saw his	4
spite of the fact	4
as he called it	4
pointed out to him	4
the value of his	4
i would have you	4
knowledge of human nature	4
on the present occasion	4
as clerk of session	4
not long before the	4
the camp of the	4
to the character of	4
a review of the	4
twenty feet above the	4
i have thought it	4
he was not to	4
the work of other	4
one third of the	4
it is the same	4
large part of the	4
will give you any	4
bank of the river	4
far as i have	4
it was the scene	4
he wrote in his	4
was none other than	4
the heather at least	4
on a high rock	4
by the duke of	4
in the valley of	4
part of the same	4
face to face with	4
he was inclined to	4
on the morning of	4
the vicinity of the	4
up and down the	4
of the same month	4
of his own time	4
one of his friends	4
to join in the	4
vanity of human wishes	4
part of his work	4
wrote to a friend	4
in a lower tone	4
with the purpose of	4
has been said that	4
the house and the	4
which he did not	4
we are not to	4
which he had never	4
with the rest of	4
a man of letters	4
have set him up	4
a history of the	4
a minute to speak	4
in the fifteenth century	4
not one of the	4
as if she had	4
that it might be	4
that if he had	4
the essay on romance	4
i have little to	4
i am happy to	4
who flourished in the	4
read it to us	4
of the great civil	4
other side of the	4
the wizard of the	4
the battle of flodden	4
i will not be	4
to some extent in	4
illustrations of northern antiquities	4
ought not to be	4
specimens of the early	4
hands of the philistines	4
malagrowther on the currency	4
is one of those	4
a hundred and fifty	4
the wrath of the	4
familiar letters of sir	4
for the accommodation of	4
his life of napoleon	4
to avail yourself of	4
the study of the	4
but i think i	4
if you do not	4
it is not surprising	4
the church of scotland	4
of scott and his	4
robert of paris and	4
seems to have had	4
three studies in literature	4
it will be an	4
the life of dryden	4
his judgment on the	4
than any other of	4
a good deal more	4
out of the window	4
the best of them	4
to the baron of	4
reminiscences of sir walter	4
to be proud of	4
i do not mean	4
remain your affectionate father	4
was the duke of	4
the service of the	4
i have previously referred	4
some time in the	4
on one of his	4
in all its parts	4
ruins of the old	4
he could not take	4
on the edge of	4
court of james i	4
of the most remarkable	4
in the bridal of	4
so much as a	4
in the preparation of	4
whatever may have been	4
at once to the	4
the use of his	4
written during the great	4
at the high school	4
course of the year	4
the english side of	4
the method by which	4
was in a moment	4
of some of its	4
at that very moment	4
life and edition of	4
cap tales told from	4
on a large scale	4
never heard of any	4
he would not have	4
in the lady of	4
for that was the	4
in the story of	4
with reference to the	4
trivial poems and triolets	4
the business of the	4
to tell you that	4
but i must not	4
the defeat of the	4
with whom he had	4
the close of the	4
of any of the	4
should be happy to	4
theory as to the	4
all the appearance of	4
story of america in	4
we may conclude that	4
there was not a	4
on the opposite bank	4
the last tale from	4
she would have set	4
two or three years	4
i trust you will	4
no doubt that the	4
to a young man	4
on the south side	4
letters to lord montagu	4
of the regalia of	4
in the novels and	4
of the book is	4
of the very best	4
as in many others	4
the scene in the	4
give you any comfort	4
it is pleasant to	4
in which he had	4
from the point of	4
the light of the	4
the letters of malachi	4
as much of the	4
one or two of	4
a couple of hours	4
to which it refers	4
i cannot help thinking	4
since the days of	4
upon the mind of	4
seems to have thought	4
and the duke of	4
life of the author	4
there is not a	4
in which they were	4
was to have the	4
was brought to the	4
so different from the	4
of the east india	4
and lady louisa stuart	4
of a sort of	4
and ought to be	4
him that he was	4
was supposed to be	4
the poetry of the	4
a week or two	4
been the object of	4
i have seen the	4
he had never seen	4
letters to richard heber	4
the grandeur of the	4
life on the mississippi	4
it is not to	4
not seem to have	4
by no means the	4
justice of the peace	4
has not yet been	4
with all sorts of	4
as soon as they	4
there is no occasion	4
least once a year	4
he was to be	4
to be in london	4
portrait by william nicholson	4
of the minstrelsy of	4
of the eildon hills	4
it was to be	4
in the seventeenth century	4
the north of scotland	4
regard to his own	4
by sir henry raeburn	4
he appears to have	4
wrote in his diary	4
in the field of	4
he was allowed to	4
and he seems to	4
have been written in	4
to think that the	4
was one of those	4
i send you a	4
a man and a	4
to the use of	4
he came to the	4
on one side of	4
to such an extent	4
be little doubt that	4
in his power to	4
great part of the	4
in love with her	4
the blood of the	4
the effect of a	4
one of these was	4
it was the first	4
to the english lakes	4
a man of genius	4
interest of the story	4
the coronation of george	4
the point of view	4
this visit to london	4
the first of his	4
the editor of the	4
the charm of the	4
of the most delightful	4
and all the other	4
in the place of	4
in the twelfth century	4
on the arrival of	4
in the guise of	4
one of the great	4
period of his life	4
the shore of the	4
and journals of george	4
i am inclined to	4
memoirs of the court	4
come to lie here	4
in a letter written	4
in a sort of	4
one of the last	4
thank you for the	4
something to do with	4
of the early english	4
the back of the	4
for a few minutes	4
after the appearance of	4
been for some time	4
by far the most	4
novelists and their styles	4
had been able to	4
were it not for	4
the form of a	4
in search of the	4
as if they were	4
reign of king charles	4
which i have referred	4
but it would be	4
which he could not	4
he took his leave	4
a friend of his	4
did not hesitate to	4
i trust it will	4
that i think it	4
the beginning of his	4
introductory epistle to ivanhoe	4
so much that he	4
friend of the family	4
among the ruins of	4
the authorship of waverley	4
than in any other	4
by one of his	4
any comfort when you	4
it was not until	4
a life of the	4
he had been in	4
that of vich ian	4
the midst of all	4
in the nick of	4
always seemed to me	4
of his daughter sophia	4
what he did not	4
the material for the	4
the protection of the	4
danger of his life	4
to get out of	4
would have been to	4
journals of george ticknor	4
see the heather at	4
i have a letter	4
other parts of the	4
it is not the	4
top of the rock	4
were among the most	4
the verge of the	4
the stone of odin	4
red cap tales told	4
the opposite bank of	4
at least once a	4
but there was no	4
a sense of the	4
into the depths of	4
death of the duke	4
the very moment when	4
by some of the	4
if there be any	4
history and literature of	4
a new branch of	4
i have been a	4
a full account of	4
appear to have been	4
the execution of the	4
is the place where	4
heather at least once	4
we could see the	4
the same class with	4
new school of poetry	4
the first part of	4
there is something in	4
that i am not	4
the top of a	4
for the last time	4
of the surrounding country	4
minute to speak to	4
is difficult to say	4
before the publication of	4
who had not been	4
a certain degree of	4
letters of scott to	4
about one hundred and	4
history of the church	4
i have heard of	4
at the top of	4
a thousand a year	4
be remembered that the	4
of the village of	4
the ladies of the	4
account of the death	4
in a way that	4
sir walter scott chapter	4
by the appearance of	4
that it was in	4
a time when he	4
but a minute to	4
it is the most	4
of the earls of	4
memoirs of robert carey	4
i wish you had	4
banks of the tweed	4
not see the heather	4
good deal of the	4
on the same subject	4
in the opinion of	4
standing stones of stennis	4
as clerk of the	4
so much as he	4
as soon as he	4
the city of edinburgh	4
my best compliments attend	4
the depth of the	4
to captain adam ferguson	4
which i could not	4
a few of the	4
seat of the duke	4
in the belief that	4
about the time of	4
i think i should	4
i should have been	4
on the occasion of	4
to the life of	4
greater part of the	4
of the most striking	4
at the home of	4
on his return to	4
side of the tweed	4
was a woman of	4
the valley of st	4
it is proposed to	4
secret commonwealth of elves	3
referred to in the	3
was very fond of	3
been included in his	3
contain letters written by	3
is the only one	3
care as the others	3
there seems to be	3
the result of the	3
much ado about nothing	3
with the best of	3
was to be a	3
in prose and verse	3
chief baron of the	3
and that if he	3
reason why he should	3
on the whole the	3
the helmet of some	3
very fond of the	3
by a dozen of	3
god bless you all	3
influence as a critic	3
both in public and	3
to examine the stern	3
he had been listening	3
house and the poem	3
were out of the	3
to the chronicles of	3
the same time to	3
the duties of a	3
the painting at abbotsford	3
edition of the waverley	3
the battle of culloden	3
of ancient border fame	3
the next of these	3
and that he would	3
for a few days	3
had always haunted descriptive	3
in great danger of	3
the murder of his	3
young people of bold	3
to the amount of	3
the ledge of rock	3
others of a robin	3
the novels and poems	3
was the first to	3
of the birth of	3
which it may be	3
in a gale of	3
in the work of	3
he and his wife	3
that i have not	3
setting up a new	3
in the pages of	3
of the men of	3
the credit of being	3
was compelled to draw	3
in the highest degree	3
could have done it	3
the st of may	3
as i have always	3
very much as described	3
of the days that	3
him up upon the	3
specimens of english dramatic	3
though he could not	3
in nature herself no	3
real story of the	3
the bowels of the	3
english literature and society	3
that it is not	3
is a matter of	3
the history of scotland	3
lost heir of ellangowan	3
as far as they	3
the mouth of this	3
the course of their	3
which i have already	3
sorts and conditions of	3
in the pass of	3
of the scottish highlands	3
three volumes of the	3
dare say you have	3
i should have mentioned	3
of the most famous	3
the situation of the	3
the third canto of	3
felt that he could	3
an end to the	3
in order to pay	3
in their own way	3
one side of which	3
and that whoever copied	3
of the bannatyne club	3
from the top of	3
arm of the sea	3
one of the greatest	3
guy mannering and the	3
the practice of the	3
did not at once	3
in the next of	3
the part of a	3
the assistance of his	3
son of the church	3
of the order of	3
a part of it	3
which is said to	3
the first volume was	3
a monument to the	3
scott from the painting	3
which he was known	3
gun from the servant	3
officers of the law	3
there is no need	3
that part of his	3
and in another moment	3
the creation of abbotsford	3
after the manner of	3
trouble you have had	3
the baron and the	3
of his creative work	3
the presence of his	3
bring up my journal	3
one hundred and forty	3
been a good deal	3
the care of a	3
are apt to be	3
the laird of raeburn	3
so far as they	3
the country of the	3
on a charge of	3
vanguard of the three	3
was presented to the	3
to the list of	3
first time in his	3
the south of scotland	3
not so large as	3
to imagination would soon	3
sneaking piece of imbecility	3
much out of the	3
the family of the	3
in the edinburgh review	3
of the first and	3
of waverley and the	3
why should i not	3
nor do i think	3
of the new year	3
swift and the memoirs	3
that if there be	3
situation of poet laureate	3
with an air of	3
with which scott was	3
application for a seat	3
poets of great britain	3
was the son of	3
reminded me of one	3
the procession of my	3
at one end is	3
it his duty to	3
but i have been	3
royal society of literature	3
the farther end of	3
the interstices of the	3
lord byron and some	3
the accompaniment of the	3
to some of his	3
snatched the gun from	3
the last two volumes	3
to the king and	3
and for many years	3
also as to the	3
was published in the	3
white maid of avenel	3
still be seen in	3
the least of it	3
order that he might	3
should not have been	3
in the following letter	3
in the distance the	3
i think i can	3
attended by a dozen	3
the laird of abbotsford	3
but the truth is	3
within the walls of	3
he had gone to	3
on the morning after	3
as if it was	3
letters of lady louisa	3
bearing banners and muskets	3
many parts of the	3
of turkeys was accommodated	3
he could hardly be	3
visit to the english	3
would like to see	3
say nothing of the	3
in the quarterly review	3
on the one side	3
in the eighth century	3
made no attempt to	3
he writes to mr	3
in deadly combat with	3
one of the supreme	3
do not think i	3
the very middle of	3
a small token of	3
of the castle and	3
the walls of which	3
the priory of st	3
any but the patient	3
later produce that very	3
in the management of	3
we do not know	3
the midst of the	3
for the amusement of	3
the cottage at lasswade	3
think i should die	3
for the bannatyne club	3
the castle of scalloway	3
of thousands to whom	3
farther end of the	3
his name is not	3
may be said to	3
not appear to have	3
if he had a	3
the conquest of the	3
the first tale from	3
man was compelled to	3
the last of these	3
the collected edition of	3
on the margin of	3
so soon as i	3
as much as i	3
made a great impression	3
the mainland by a	3
the good sense and	3
to be a gentleman	3
the tower of london	3
the life of a	3
the same time he	3
way in which he	3
say the least of	3
that he had paid	3
errors have been corrected	3
on the english side	3
heard in his youth	3
it would be impossible	3
in a dreadful voice	3
about three miles from	3
i am very sorry	3
the present duke of	3
the wrong side of	3
as well as those	3
a sigh on her	3
in the parliament house	3
did not find it	3
might be able to	3
at the very least	3
it was a day	3
which she presented me	3
called to the bar	3
of the basaltic pillars	3
masons hammering at the	3
of him as he	3
and as soon as	3
and there was a	3
under the old castle	3
of ballantyne and co	3
the whole story of	3
within two miles of	3
the annals of the	3
lived happy ever after	3
queen of the gipsies	3
who proved to be	3
even more than the	3
and the appearance of	3
from the source of	3
of the palace is	3
as it should be	3
i have never seen	3
of the preceding year	3
i have said enough	3
of his friends and	3
application to the duke	3
the publication of his	3
to the ruins of	3
fall from his horse	3
of a man whose	3
which gave him a	3
of the young man	3
when the lady of	3
no doubt you will	3
had the pleasure of	3
but i think it	3
an instant his red	3
for a distance of	3
dubious characters of borderers	3
his skirts to tell	3
the death of her	3
the end of august	3
is the fine old	3
the english historical review	3
as to make a	3
which had been the	3
thickness of the walls	3
he does not seem	3
one poor noddle at	3
once wrote to a	3
the duke of rothsay	3
across the face of	3
hardly have failed to	3
state papers and letters	3
one who knows the	3
was bowing and saluting	3
it is not much	3
turkeys was accommodated within	3
trusted to imagination would	3
possess the same variety	3
in the line of	3
the assassination of the	3
lords of the isles	3
a thousand pounds for	3
will fight it out	3
my dear and much	3
the tales of the	3
he has got a	3
in the library at	3
the heart of a	3
sigh on her lip	3
in the family of	3
cape of good hope	3
left alone in the	3
seems to me as	3
mannering and the antiquary	3
author of waverley and	3
the dropping of the	3
instances in which the	3
the rules of the	3
he added in a	3
it was to this	3
i think it would	3
it is one of	3
can be reasonably hoped	3
that scott ever penned	3
his lives of the	3
people of bold and	3
a way as to	3
may not have been	3
in spite of sir	3
the help of the	3
other end of the	3
of the appearance of	3
the south side of	3
was a member of	3
in his account of	3
so that i am	3
variety in his descriptions	3
a mile in length	3
had no right to	3
was in all respects	3
to hear you are	3
editor of the edinburgh	3
establishment of the quarterly	3
to prove that scott	3
was that he was	3
in the british museum	3
the picture of the	3
bad subject for the	3
you will not wonder	3
were by this time	3
the assistance of the	3
a couple of rascals	3
which i have described	3
haughtily ordered brown to	3
as much attention as	3
a lieutenant in the	3
and two of his	3
out of the hands	3
i may be able	3
he fell into the	3
as can be reasonably	3
your letter of the	3
life of napoleon and	3
combat with a couple	3
the measure of the	3
he might choose to	3
of the highland clans	3
his treatment of the	3
imitations of the ballad	3
died at the age	3
not being able to	3
to a height of	3
pointed out to me	3
the second of the	3
another part of the	3
to found a new	3
it came into the	3
before i leave this	3
beg you will be	3
of some preux chevalier	3
in an instant his	3
written by the author	3
much as described in	3
for a seat on	3
of which it is	3
he heard the voice	3
to be considered as	3
see the village of	3
if you were to	3
notes of scottish affairs	3
it is interesting to	3
of one hundred and	3
tour to the hebrides	3
not one of them	3
nothing could have been	3
of what is called	3
shall be able to	3
colour on her cheek	3
produce that very monotony	3
a mind to be	3
distinct account of the	3
something of the same	3
these would sooner or	3
of those who are	3
to the public as	3
he had been brought	3
as is well known	3
a great variety of	3
find scott writing to	3
a hurried frankness of	3
than i can well	3
the result was the	3
forms the outlet of	3
in possession of the	3
or four hundred feet	3
and will probably be	3
there is nothing to	3
i never saw a	3
the fashion of the	3
family of turkeys was	3
received a grant of	3
as might have been	3
the waters of the	3
the expense of the	3
is a most striking	3
is the house of	3
from the introduction to	3
of the nature of	3
death of lady scott	3
a letter to the	3
i could not have	3
the isle of egg	3
as well as any	3
and he was bowing	3
the time of king	3
the tone of the	3
and there is a	3
the clutches of the	3
upon the face of	3
must not omit to	3
hope to be in	3
of the hill to	3
his work on the	3
beginning of the end	3
contracted to a few	3
and haughtily ordered brown	3
poems of william herbert	3
a sum of money	3
brown to stand back	3
the contrast between the	3
it was said that	3
the year of his	3
the ruins of which	3
i did not think	3
i must not forget	3
battle of flodden field	3
of the walls of	3
once and for all	3
was before his eyes	3
of any but the	3
informed him that he	3
will give you a	3
supreme judges at the	3
my poetry or prose	3
knowledge of the world	3
maid pulled his skirts	3
not the least doubt	3
at about the same	3
i have no reason	3
will cost me a	3
for sophia and anne	3
but as it is	3
the truth is that	3
good about my poetry	3
was the original of	3
he was far from	3
the poems and novels	3
by the end of	3
have been a good	3
the officers of the	3
about my poetry or	3
to the point of	3
may conclude that the	3
range of nature in	3
the duke and duchess	3
do not think that	3
the story of how	3
which he had received	3
that neither of them	3
that it is a	3
was the origin of	3
to be regretted that	3
the first time the	3
little better than a	3
in a house in	3
of his interest in	3
and scottish popular ballads	3
being one half of	3
attributed to sir walter	3
in any of his	3
be found in familiar	3
this is a great	3
could hardly have failed	3
in the braes of	3
as i have been	3
for which he had	3
in compliance with the	3
memorials of george bannatyne	3
the rush of the	3
off the main road	3
when i have been	3
remainder of his life	3
in the long run	3
letters from scott are	3
put into his hands	3
any other of his	3
to have had a	3
memoirs of a literary	3
be supposed that the	3
in which it is	3
for the dubious characters	3
and two or three	3
it is impossible for	3
the date of the	3
early in the morning	3
it was who had	3
that the sale of	3
he wrote to scott	3
to accept of an	3
whoever copied truly what	3
the shouts of the	3
in company with his	3
other eighteenth century writers	3
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no doubt that he	3
found their way into	3
it said in a	3
he was familiar with	3
took place in the	3
as if i had	3
one of the very	3
is difficult to conceive	3
if he is not	3
from which he could	3
met the eyes of	3
first volume of the	3
and tell him that	3
in his own mind	3
hope you will be	3
young man was compelled	3
the addition of the	3
i enclose a letter	3
they were up all	3
the depths of the	3
though he did not	3
arthur and his daughter	3
that sir walter was	3
was built in the	3
have nothing to do	3
accommodated within the helmet	3
which may still be	3
may have but a	3
with as much care	3
there be anything good	3
the arms of the	3
am not at my	3
to say to you	3
than he had ever	3
an essay on the	3
dean swift and the	3
well as one of	3
to them and to	3
wrote in his journal	3
in the border minstrelsy	3
the practice of law	3
depth of the bay	3
on which he had	3
in the death of	3
get rid of his	3
best part of a	3
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would be easy to	3
ordered brown to stand	3
author in the introductory	3
certainly would have been	3
in his lives of	3
as he called the	3
i shall be glad	3
to attend the funeral	3
a visit to this	3
at this time scott	3
to sir walter himself	3
of that part of	3
from the lips of	3
to the subject of	3
since i wrote to	3
an arm of the	3
by the thought that	3
the right of the	3
i cannot say that	3
all the tragedies that	3
can have no doubt	3
chronological notes of scottish	3
in a few days	3
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the identity of the	3
it does not appear	3
spirit of the age	3
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company the riverside press	3
annals of the caledonians	3
the battle of dunbar	3
the northern side of	3
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and colour on her	3
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the front of the	3
man of his time	3
walls of which are	3
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the extent to which	3
out if i can	3
the care of the	3
callot upon their march	3
by a superb view	3
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and i am glad	3
which he and his	3
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to speak of the	3
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the use of a	3
the letters on demonology	3
and if i had	3
and some of his	3
in the author of	3
author of waverley had	3
blessed bear of bradwardine	3
at sea in the	3
himself on his knees	3
as i can get	3
i have been obliged	3
manner in which he	3
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in a manner so	3
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the repetition of these	3
were occupied by the	3
i have seen in	3
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in the latter part	3
up to the top	3
the difficulties of the	3
have been expected to	3
and still more in	3
the approach of the	3
send for sophia and	3
to have thought that	3
that you may have	3
but a year or	3
the honor of his	3
found in familiar letters	3
of three or four	3
that of the lady	3
and it is not	3
the keys of the	3
norman conquest of england	3
a mile along the	3
it was only a	3
the plan of the	3
that sir walter scott	3
the baron of galashiels	3
must have been of	3
of a man who	3
attempt is made to	3
papers and letters of	3
why i should not	3
vicinity of the castle	3
thought it his duty	3
the worst of all	3
course of the tweed	3
i have the pleasure	3
four in the morning	3
the castle and its	3
was used as a	3
ought to have been	3
of a friend of	3
entry in his diary	3
the young man to	3
to the publication of	3
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high up on the	3
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on the back of	3
that i should not	3
in the third volume	3
be converted into a	3
the brow of the	3
three or four hundred	3
to all the world	3
the village of gilsland	3
the manner of his	3
red cap was off	3
copied truly what was	3
of the hands of	3
one of the finest	3
in which there is	3
me what you seek	3
to chronicles of the	3
of the inconvenience of	3
the chapel of st	3
the care of his	3
to give his name	3
precipice overhanging the sea	3
enters in his diary	3
to his own account	3
serve the purpose of	3
he lighted his beacon	3
and the palace of	3
the blessed bear of	3
men and women who	3
descriptive poetry in the	3
was no time for	3
the time of rob	3
ruins of the abbey	3
sweetheart and maid margaret	3
seems to have made	3
of which are some	3
the same manner as	3
in the cave of	3
six or seven years	3
the lady of ellangowan	3
time of rob roy	3
all sorts and conditions	3
on the eastern side	3
of two of his	3
feet above the sea	3
him in the same	3
the date of his	3
it is quite possible	3
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the studies with which	3
in the execution of	3
had as yet been	3
of the old man	3
as it had been	3
as much care as	3
the want of money	3
his introduction to the	3
half a century before	3
to write to you	3
i wish you would	3
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to tell him dinner	3
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the supplement to the	3
as described in the	3
telling him that he	3
by a sort of	3
be said to have	3
the only man in	3
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seems to indicate that	3
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could not help being	3
along the coast of	3
truly what was before	3
of his connection with	3
was the beginning of	3
if there be anything	3
civil war it was	3
was born on the	3
of a literary veteran	3
engaged in deadly combat	3
one of them is	3
made his way to	3
which appeared in the	3
you ever hear of	3
it when i am	3
am glad to see	3
at the feet of	3
the person of his	3
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as though it had	3
in the same manner	3
that of the old	3
is dated at abbotsford	3
skirts to tell him	3
sir walter scott from	3
and charles the bold	3
the letter in question	3
authorship of the waverley	3
of philippe de comines	3
and died in the	3
hammering at the one	3
in order to see	3