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And Lord Melfort, who is a very scienteefic kind of a man, and writes books like Caesar, would be doubtless very pleased to have the advantage of my observes." "Is Lord Meloort an author, then?" I asked, for much as Alan thought of soldiers, I thought more of the gentry that write books. "The very same, Davie," said he. "One would think a colonel would have something better to attend to.
'Young men, he ca'ed them, as if he was a greybeard himsel', 'young men who, led to take up Surgery by the houp o' gains an' notoriety, have given themselves nae time to learn its scienteefic principles showy operators, who diagnose wi' the knife an' endeavour to dictate to Nature and no' to assist her. And yet Saxham could daur!
And Lord Melfort, who is a very scienteefic kind of a man, and writes books like Cæsar, would be doubtless very pleased to have the advantage of my observes." "Is Lord Melfort an author, then?" I asked, for much as Alan thought of soldiers, I thought more of the gentry that write books. "The very same, Davie," said he. "One would think a colonel would have something better to attend to.
"Scienteefic men are not agreed whether the g'ilse is a small salmon or not; I'm of opeenion that it is. But whether or not, it's a famous fish on the table, and lively enough on the line to delight the heart of every true disciple of Isaac Walton." "What, you have read that charming book?" exclaimed Mr Sudberry, looking at the rugged Highlander in some surprise.
"It's of no manner of use, you see," he said to Swiftarrow, when conversing on the subject, "for me to go off on a v'yage o' diskivery w'en a gentleman like Monsieur Mackenzie, with a good edication an' scienteefic knowledge and the wealth of a fur company at his back, is goin' to take it in hand.
And Lord Melfort, who is a very scienteefic kind of a man, and writes books like Cæsar, would be doubtless very pleased to have the advantage of my observes." "Is Lord Melfort an author, then?" I asked; for much as Alan thought of soldiers, I thought more of the gentry that write books. "The very same, Davie," said he. "One would think a colonel would have something better to attend to.
Neither had gained any visible advantage. 'Nae blood yet, remarked some one in tones of regret mingled with hope. 'Never heed, interposed Jake, humanely Tak' aff their gloves. They've done enough. We'll ca' it a draw or to be conteenued in oor next dull evenin' whichever they like. I hope you twa lads 'll never learn scienteefic boxin'. There's ower little fun in the warld nooadays.
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