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Sir Walter Scott as a Critic of Literature

Note 21 — Chapter II

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"He fixed his attention on his employments without the slightest consideration for his own feelings of whatever kind, either in regard to state of health or domestic sorrows." (Memoirs of a Literary Veteran, by R.P. Gillies, Vol. III, p. 141.)

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