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The Country of Sir Walter Scott

Note 3 — Chapter IX · GUY MANNERING

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As Crosbie died when Scott was only fourteen, the novelist could scarcely have known him personally; on the other hand, he could hardly have failed to hear the stories of such an individual, whose exploits were well known to the frequenters of Parliament Square.

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