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34147	nan	Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 08			.txt	text/plain	95404	4954	80	"Ken him!" said the old man; "fifty year ago, I've wrought day's wark "Why, I hae heard a verse or twa o' the ballad, sir," said the old man; "I shall never forget your kindness to a friendless stranger, sir," said "'No, sir, thank ye,' said he; 'I knows my place better nor that. live, sir, to get back to Kelso, tell my good old father----' "'Good morning, honest man,' said Mr Darsy, approaching him with that "'Ah, Pope, my friend!' said Mr Darsy, his eye sparkling with delight. said Mr Darsy, 'with a pair of horses for sale, which I wish you to come returned to the house, looking all the while, as his men said, "like a "Friend," said one of the strangers, laying his hand on Jamie's The old man thought for a moment; then looking in Mr M'Arthur's face,	./cache/34147.txt	./txt/34147.txt