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32137	Crockett, S. R. (Samuel Rutherford)	The Men of the Moss-Hags Being a history of adventure taken from the papers of William Gordon of Earlstoun in Galloway			.txt	text/plain	115158	6877	89	"Anither beast micht," said my mother, looking wistfully from the little "She is not like a flichty young body aboot a hoose," said my mother. this time was a great King's man and of much influence with Wat Gordon, men, and came upon them as he thought unawares, for he said the place The poor woman said no word, but out from the chamber door came our came to the top of a little brow-face, and stood looking at the strange But the great cloud of people stood for long time still, no man daring "Ay, man Birsay," I said, to encourage him, for I saw that the little often said, I am not a man to take the eyes of women, and never looked "Ken ye what little Jock said this day?" she asked ere her head was well ere the man came near, he saw that we were dressed like men of the	./cache/32137.txt	./txt/32137.txt