The AntiquaryAdam & Charles Black, 1886 - 438 pagina's |
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Pagina 4
... Ochiltree something of poetical character and personal dignity , above the more abject of his miserable calling . The class had , in fact , some privileges . A lodging , such as it was , was readily granted to them in some of the out ...
... Ochiltree something of poetical character and personal dignity , above the more abject of his miserable calling . The class had , in fact , some privileges . A lodging , such as it was , was readily granted to them in some of the out ...
Pagina 7
... Ochiltree appertains , the author may add , that the individual he had in his eye was Andrew Gemmells , an old mendicant of the character described , who was many years since well known , and must still be remembered , in the vales of ...
... Ochiltree appertains , the author may add , that the individual he had in his eye was Andrew Gemmells , an old mendicant of the character described , who was many years since well known , and must still be remembered , in the vales of ...
Pagina 8
... Ochiltree and Andrew Gemmells ; considerin these illustrations as a sort of gallery , open to the reception of anything which may elucidate former manners , or amuse the reader . 3 The author's contemporaries at the University of ...
... Ochiltree and Andrew Gemmells ; considerin these illustrations as a sort of gallery , open to the reception of anything which may elucidate former manners , or amuse the reader . 3 The author's contemporaries at the University of ...
Pagina 9
... Ochiltree's right to the importance assigned him ; and have shown , that we have known one beggar take a hand at cards with a person of distinction , and another give dinner parties . I know not if it be worth while to observe , that ...
... Ochiltree's right to the importance assigned him ; and have shown , that we have known one beggar take a hand at cards with a person of distinction , and another give dinner parties . I know not if it be worth while to observe , that ...
Pagina 44
... tinker , and is now a beggar . He is spoiled by our foolish gentry , who laugh at his jokes , and rehearse Edie Ochiltree's good things as regularly as Joe Miller's . " " Why , he uses freedom apparently , which is 44 The Antiquary.
... tinker , and is now a beggar . He is spoiled by our foolish gentry , who laugh at his jokes , and rehearse Edie Ochiltree's good things as regularly as Joe Miller's . " " Why , he uses freedom apparently , which is 44 The Antiquary.
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