Lady Victoria Campbell
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308 NIGHEAN AN DIUC
daughter." I had two delicious flings ! I think,
just before the vote was taken, Mr. S. said : " Don't
you think it might be remitted to local com-
mittees ? " " Yes, indeed," I replied. One is
Mrs. M., who knows so well the value of the fully
trained nurse. She was busy getting one, while
legislating for us ; that anyone would do ! She said :
" Because I thought I was told there was a lack
of money." " Yes," I fared, " you judge every-
thing by £ s. d."
Another scene ! After I had given in my resig-
nation, while A. was putting away his things, I
said : " Now my lips are freed. I thought I had
seen sad things in our lonely places, but I never
saw a place terrorised like Tobermory ! Who of ?
You ought to know, but I suppose it is yourself ! "
Imagine some of them sending me a message :
" Tell Lady V. we agree with her." Then, why
did you not so vote ?
daughter." I had two delicious flings ! I think,
just before the vote was taken, Mr. S. said : " Don't
you think it might be remitted to local com-
mittees ? " " Yes, indeed," I replied. One is
Mrs. M., who knows so well the value of the fully
trained nurse. She was busy getting one, while
legislating for us ; that anyone would do ! She said :
" Because I thought I was told there was a lack
of money." " Yes," I fared, " you judge every-
thing by £ s. d."
Another scene ! After I had given in my resig-
nation, while A. was putting away his things, I
said : " Now my lips are freed. I thought I had
seen sad things in our lonely places, but I never
saw a place terrorised like Tobermory ! Who of ?
You ought to know, but I suppose it is yourself ! "
Imagine some of them sending me a message :
" Tell Lady V. we agree with her." Then, why
did you not so vote ?
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| Histories of Scottish families > Lady Victoria Campbell > (352) |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/95296471 |
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| Description | A memoir By Lady Frances Balfour. |
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| Shelfmark | H2.75.978 |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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