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a woman at their hut, was gone, and that
fhe had kept it ever fince; Ihe gave it me,
and a precious jewel it was ; See here, fays
fhe, taking it from her fnowy bofom, you
can trace the gravings of “ I/abella's K,
lives, and will only live for heu!” O the
comforting, the reviving impreflion ! O the
powerful medicine ! How wonderfully has
it recovered my almoft extinguifhed facul¬
ties ! It is, Madam, to the power of that
balm, that I have been enabled to move
this far; and in confequence of this little
billet, ferved up to me in a bafket of fome
fruit, I have fome faint hopes of meeting
this evening the only objedt of my cares.
Be not then, dear Madam, fufpicious of the
virtue of Ifabella j her foul never orce was
fufceptible to a tainted fentiment! She
was proceeding, when their ears were at¬
tracted by the fteps of fome body approach¬
ing. The eager Ifabella, entertaining no
other idea than of her long abfent Killi-
barren, gave the fignal to her companion
to withdraw •, but how miferably was fhe
alarmed, when, in place of the moft ami¬
able,
of the pockets a round piece of (late, I
imagined I obferved fbme characters wpon
it; I afked her what it was, and defired
her to fhew it me; fhe told me Ihe knew
not what it was, Ihe had found it in the
pocket after the gentleman, who pafied for
a woman at their hut, was gone, and that
fhe had kept it ever fince; Ihe gave it me,
and a precious jewel it was ; See here, fays
fhe, taking it from her fnowy bofom, you
can trace the gravings of “ I/abella's K,
lives, and will only live for heu!” O the
comforting, the reviving impreflion ! O the
powerful medicine ! How wonderfully has
it recovered my almoft extinguifhed facul¬
ties ! It is, Madam, to the power of that
balm, that I have been enabled to move
this far; and in confequence of this little
billet, ferved up to me in a bafket of fome
fruit, I have fome faint hopes of meeting
this evening the only objedt of my cares.
Be not then, dear Madam, fufpicious of the
virtue of Ifabella j her foul never orce was
fufceptible to a tainted fentiment! She
was proceeding, when their ears were at¬
tracted by the fteps of fome body approach¬
ing. The eager Ifabella, entertaining no
other idea than of her long abfent Killi-
barren, gave the fignal to her companion
to withdraw •, but how miferably was fhe
alarmed, when, in place of the moft ami¬
able,
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Antiquarian books of Scotland > Languages & literature > Key to the drama > (214) |
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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