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oliphant-kirsteen-1890	oliphant	oliphant-kirsteen-1890	1890		.txt	text/plain	147683	7111	83	Alone, or all but alone, for there was one guest to meet them in the person of Miss Kirsteen Douglas, who was not a stranger in the house nor awkward, as the bride was in her new gown and much overdressed for the family party. And she began to sing in a fresh, sweet, but uncultivated voice: He turned him right and round about, Said, Scorn not at my mither, True loves I may get mony an ane But Minnie ne'er anither.	cache/oliphant-kirsteen-1890.txt	txt/oliphant-kirsteen-1890.txt