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'Play on Captain Green's wuddie, said the caddy on Leith Links; and his employer struck his ball in the direction of the Captain's gibbet on the sands. Mr. Duncan Forbes of Culloden sighed, and, taking off his hat, bowed in the direction of the unhappy mariner's monument.
But I should have nae objection to be a general, and to fight the French and Americans, and win myself a name and a fame like Willie Wallace, and do brave deeds, such as I have been reading about in his story book. Myself. Ye are a fule, Davie; the story book is full of lies. Wallace, indeed! the wuddie rebel!
The mirth and fun grew fast and furious, and, mounting his horse accordingly, he took a French leave of his entertainers, but without experiencing the least breach of hospitality. Notwithstanding the failure of Jean's issue, for which, Weary fa' the waefu' wuddie, a granddaughter survived her whom I remember to have seen. That is, as Dr.
But I should have nae objection to be a general, and to fight the French and Americans, and win myself a name and a fame like Willie Wallace, and do brave deeds, such as I have been reading about in his story book. Myself. Ye are a fule, Davie; the story book is full of lies. Wallace, indeed! the wuddie rebel!
His creator liked him, but I could have seen Silver withering on the wuddie at Execution Dock, or suspended from a yardarm, without shedding the tears of sensibility. "A pirate is rather a beast than otherwise," says a young critic in "The Human Boy," and I cannot get over Silver gloating on the prospect of torturing Trelawny.
But I should have nae objection to be a general, and to fight the French and Americans, and win myself a name and a fame like Willie Wallace, and do brave deeds, such as I have been reading about in his story book. Myself. Ye are a fule, Davie; the story book is full of lies. Wallace, indeed! the wuddie rebel!
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