John Stuart Blackie: A Biography, Volumen1W. Blackwood, 1895 |
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... John's most capable playmate . Opposite the house stood a theatre , and every evening these two watched the people ... Blackie's cousin had married Mr James Wyld , afterwards of Gilston , and then residing at Bonnington Bank , near Edinburgh ...
... John's most capable playmate . Opposite the house stood a theatre , and every evening these two watched the people ... Blackie's cousin had married Mr James Wyld , afterwards of Gilston , and then residing at Bonnington Bank , near Edinburgh ...
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... Blackie's many gifts included a rich and musical voice ; he sang the old ... John's equipment of Latin enabled him to win a small bursary on his entry at ... John was overpowered by the transition from AT MARISCHAL COLLEGE . 19 a class of ...
... Blackie's many gifts included a rich and musical voice ; he sang the old ... John's equipment of Latin enabled him to win a small bursary on his entry at ... John was overpowered by the transition from AT MARISCHAL COLLEGE . 19 a class of ...
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... John Gibson Lockhart had some relationship , and her two sons were one a little older and the other a little younger than John Blackie , so that the cousins became readily friends and companions . John was in his sixteenth year when he ...
... John Gibson Lockhart had some relationship , and her two sons were one a little older and the other a little younger than John Blackie , so that the cousins became readily friends and companions . John was in his sixteenth year when he ...
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... John Blackie was plunged into mental agony because he could not point his finger to a date and say , " On this day and at this hour I was born again . " It is remarkable that he took these AMATEUR " SLUM " WORK . 29 perverted glosses ...
... John Blackie was plunged into mental agony because he could not point his finger to a date and say , " On this day and at this hour I was born again . " It is remarkable that he took these AMATEUR " SLUM " WORK . 29 perverted glosses ...
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... John Blackie seized upon him , and demanded that he too should cast aside every concern which inter- fered with this the only concern , and Archy was whirled into the vortex of his fervour . The two lads talked together , prayed ...
... John Blackie seized upon him , and demanded that he too should cast aside every concern which inter- fered with this the only concern , and Archy was whirled into the vortex of his fervour . The two lads talked together , prayed ...
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