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Thistledown

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THISTLEDOWN

New and Enlarged Edition, 1913

Second Impression, 1914

Third Impression, 1919

Fourth Impression, 1921

Illustration from Thistledown: A Book of Scotch Humour, Character, Folk-lore, Story & Anecdote

Scotch folks humour, being the common gift of Nature to all and sundry in the land, differing only in degree, slips out most frequently when and where least expected. Famous specimens of it come down from our lonesome hillsides—from the cottage and farm ingle-nooks.—Page 34.

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THISTLEDOWN

A BOOK OF SCOTCH HUMOUR CHARACTER, FOLK-LORE STORY & ANECDOTE

Illustration from Thistledown: A Book of Scotch Humour, Character, Folk-lore, Story & Anecdote

BY ROBERT FORD EDITOR OF “BALLADS OF BAIRNHOOD,” “AULD SCOTS BALLANTS” “VAGABOND SONGS,” ETC.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY JOHN DUNCAN

PAISLEY: ALEXANDER GARDNER Publisher by Appointment to the late Queen Victoria

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