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The Clyde mystery : a study in forgeries and folklore (1905)

Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, inscriber. UPB · Glasgow : James MacLehose and Sons, Publishers to the University · leaf 168

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thecavity of the bone is pronounced by Dr. Munroto be funny. As to the three men in a boat,the Rev. Geo. Wilson of Glenluce, on Feb. 14,1887, presented to the Scots Antiquaries a bugle-shaped pendant of black shale or cannel-coal i\inches long, with a central groove for suspension.On one side of… … 23. Heart Shaped Stone. Villa dAguiar.

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