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"But my opinion, founded on my knowledge, is that this story is a hallucination of the young woman's noddle!" "And how much, Embro," laughed Julius, rising to leave the circle, "is the argument advanced by your ticketing the case with that long word?" "To say 'hallucination," quoth Lefevre, "is a convenient way of giving inquiry the slip."
Keep your imagination for painting and poetry. In science it just leads you the devil's own dance, and fills you with delusions." Julius paused, and bent on him his peculiar look, which made a man feel he was being seen through and through. "I am surprised, Embro," said he, "that one can live all your years and not find that the illusions of life are its best part.
Evidently; and a clever lad he'll remain, depend ye upon that, a' the days of his life. A clever lad thirty years auld and some odds is to ma mind the maist melancholy sight in nature. Only think of a clever lad o' three-score-and-ten, on his deathbed, wha can look back on nae greater achievement than having aince, or aiblins ten times, abused Mr. Southey in the Embro' Review."
A fule and his siller's shune parted. Eh, but ye're a green callant!" he cried, "an' a veecious, tae! Cleikin' up wi' baubeejoes!" "If you dare to speak of the young lady. . . " I began. "Leddy!" he cried. "Haud us and safe us, whatten leddy? Ca' THON a leddy? The toun's fu' o' them. Leddies! Man, its weel seen ye're no very acquant in Embro!" A clap of anger took me.
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