Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 270
et to work to make his fortune, that, if he was a bitbigger, and was a younger and stronger man, he knewa place where a fortune could be got for the digging,only it needed a stouter heart and a more adventurousspirit than he possessed to attempt the search. So hefor one would still stick to his… … Gille Macdonald drew the little pedlar towards the ingle, and fillinghis glass once more begged him to be seated.-Page 245. Scottish Fairy Tales. THE BRAZEN BROGUES. 245 moment after the others had gone, as he wanted,toask him privately a certain question. The pedlar was delighted to oblige so kind…
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