Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 11
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Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 11
Scottish Borders (Scotland) -- Fiction
Page 171 'she' to She'
(She also allowed him)
Page 177 'pike' to 'pick'
(to pick your banes ahint)
Page 210 'thse' to 'these'
(While these important events)
Page 217 'Frith' to 'Firth'
(the Firth of Forth to the Tyne)
Page 218 'secresy' to 'secrecy'
(there was the secrecy of midnight)
Page 257 'though' to 'thought'
(when I thought I heard)
Page 266 'uncomonly' to 'uncommonly'
(we were uncommonly favoured)
Page 280 'of' to 'off'
(and taken off the island)
Page 282 'buisness' to 'business'
(and business went on)
Page 282 'Lindisferne' to 'Lindisfarne'
(was seen bearing round Lindisfarne)
visiter/visiters
These words are spelt thus throughout the book with
the exception of two places which have been standardised with the
above.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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