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The Life of William Ewart Gladstone, Vol. 1 (of 3), 1809-1859

Note 199 — Chapter I

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Frogs, 756; the second line is Scott's own. An Aristophanic friend translates:—

'Good brother-rogue, we've shared the selfsame beating: At least, we carried off one Strype apiece.'

Strype was the book given to Scott and Gladstone as being good seconds to the winner of the Ireland.See above p. 61.

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