A Dictionary of the Characters in the Waverley Novels of Sir Walter Scott
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DouBLESTiTCH. The tailor who ar- rayed Master Nicholas Blount in his ' braveries ' for court. ' If we must be fools,' Nicholas said, ' ever DOU 76 DOU let us be fools of the first head.' Kenilworth.
DotrcB Davie. See Deans, David.
' DouGAL CREATUEB,' Thb. See Geegok, Dougal.
DoTJGAL-CiAE (i.e. Mouse-coloured).
The founder of Rob Roy's line.
Rob Roy.
Douglas, Sholto. ' The first man . . . memorable among those of this mighty line.' With the words ' Sholto Dhu Glass ' (see yon dark grey man), he ...was pointed out to a Scottish king of the eighth cen- tury as the man ' whose exertions had gained the battle for his native prince.' Castle Dangerous.
Douglas, William the Hardy.
Sir James' father. ' He fought in defence of his country, but he had not the good fortune of most of his ancestors, to die on the field of battle. Captivity, sickness, and regret for the misfortunes of his native land, brought his head to the grave in his prison-house, in the land of the stranger.' Castle Dangerous.
Douglas, ' The Good ' Sir James.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DouBLESTiTCH. The tailor who ar- rayed Master Nicholas Blount in his ' braveries ' for court. ' If we must be fools,' Nicholas said, ' ever DOU 76 DOU let us be fools of the first head.' Kenilworth.
DotrcB Davie. See Deans, David.
' DouGAL CREATUEB,' Thb. See Geegok, Dougal.
DoTJGAL-CiAE (i.e. Mouse-coloured).
The founder of Rob Roy's line.
Rob Roy.
Douglas, Sholto. ' The first man . . . memorable among those of this mighty line.' With the words ' Sholto Dhu Glass ' (see yon dark grey man), he ...was pointed out to a Scottish king of the eighth cen- tury as the man ' whose exertions had gained the battle for his native prince.' Castle Dangerous.
Douglas, William the Hardy.
Sir James' father. ' He fought in defence of his country, but he had not the good fortune of most of his ancestors, to die on the field of battle. Captivity, sickness, and regret for the misfortunes of his native land, brought his head to the grave in his prison-house, in the land of the stranger.' Castle Dangerous.
Douglas, ' The Good ' Sir James.
What to read after A Dictionary of the Characters in the Waverley Novels of Sir Walter Scott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Husband, M. F. A. (Margaret Fair Anderson) to read onlineMoreLess
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