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Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 6 (of 10)

Note 52 — Chapter XLV

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All here send love. Dogs and cat are well. I dare say you have heard from some other correspondent that poor Lady Wallace died of an inflammation, after two days' illness. Trout[52] has returned here several times, poor fellow, and seems to look for you; but Henry Scott is very kind to him, and he is a great favorite.

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