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

Note 126 — Chapter LII

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I am sorry to take leave of John Ballantyne with the remark, that his last will was a document of the same class with too many of his states and calendars. So far from having £2000 to bequeath to Sir Walter, he died as he had lived, ignorant of the situation of his affairs, and deep in debt.[126]

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