Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 274
ther fromthe surrounding country, with mountebanks andsingers and such like turning an honest penny amongthe crowd. One little chap in especial Gille Macdonald couldnot help observing with interest, for he would throw THE BRAZEN BROGUES. M7 three or four somersaults on the hard pavement with-out… … WOULD THROW THREE OR FOUR SOMERSAULTS. Amongst others the mannikin approached Gilleas well. Well, then, a copper you must be satisfied with,small friend, said Gille Macdonald; I cant giveyou more, for we are both seeking a fortune, I see, inour different ways. ^ How so, friend ? said the mannikin.…
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