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Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 5 (of 10)

Note 115 — Chapter XLII

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Footnote 115: Ebony was Mr. Blackwood's own usual designation in the jeux d'esprit of his young Magazine, in many of which the persons thus addressed by Scott were conjoint culprits. They both were then, as may be inferred, sweeping the boards of the Parliament House as "briefless barristers."[Back to Main Text]

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