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@@ -2576,7 +2549,7 @@ from his ferocious disposition, was surnamed the Wolf of Badenoch,
 possessed and inhabited this castle. It was from hence he is supposed
 to have issued when he made his famous descent into the low country
 of Moray, and fired the Cathedral of Elgin, reducing that magnificent
-structure, that speculum patriæ et decus regni, as it was called,
+structure, that speculum patriæ et decus regni, as it was called,
 and many other religious edifices in the town, to a heap of ruins.
 
 Clifford.--Oh, you have told us enough, in all conscience, about that
@@ -4604,7 +4577,7 @@ one remarkable for that sort of inventive genius which caused Homer
 to contrive so pretty a story out of the bare facks of the Trojan
 War, and which enabled Virgil to interest us so much with that long
 tale which he tells, by exaggerating those few dry adventures which
-befell the Pious Æneas as he fled from Troy to found a new kingdom
+befell the Pious Æneas as he fled from Troy to found a new kingdom
 in Italy, yet must I honestly admit that I cannot compliment the
 historical fragment which you have given furth to your friends for
 being parteeklarly verawcious.
@@ -4722,7 +4695,7 @@ had no other intention than that his lady should get a good dookie
 of her rage, did not only most gallantly jump into the water to try
 to save her life, but he actually did save it, or at least the lady's
 life was saved somehow or other, seeing that she was afterwards the
-mother of Æneas Macpherson of Invereshie, the direct ancestor of the
+mother of Æneas Macpherson of Invereshie, the direct ancestor of the
 present worthy Laird of Invereshie and Ballindalloch.
 
 The modest yet dignified air of triumph which the schoolmaster
@@ -4777,7 +4750,7 @@ meant to tell, in his second chapter, of the happy recovery of the
 lady from the waters of the Feshie,--of the perfect reconcilement of
 the pair,--of her reformation in all respects,--of the retrenchment
 of her expenditure,--of the disappearance of all dandies with plumed
-hats and piked shoes,--of the happy birth of the young Æneas,--and
+hats and piked shoes,--of the happy birth of the young Æneas,--and
 of his merry christening, with many other matters which the historian
 has now left us darkly to guess at.
 
@@ -4922,7 +4895,7 @@ be sure of that accuracy as to fack which so much distinguished the
 elegant author of the Commentaries.
 
 Clifford (with mock gravity).--Doth the narrative touch your own
-adventures, my friend? Are you, like Cæsar, the historian of your
+adventures, my friend? Are you, like Cæsar, the historian of your
 own deeds?
 
 Dominie.--Not so, sir; but I had all the facks from my father,
@@ -4975,7 +4948,7 @@ modest young maiden's return of a first love. But however natural
 it was for the tender heart of the daughter to beat in unison, or,
 as I may say, to swing in equal arcs with that of her lover, just as
 if they had been two pendulums of like proportions and construction,
-it was equally selon les règles, as the modern men of Gaul would say,
+it was equally selon les règles, as the modern men of Gaul would say,
 that the churlish and sordid old tyke of a father, who had been
 accustomed to estimate merit more by the rule of proportion than
 anything else, exactly perhaps as he would have valued one of his own
@@ -5137,7 +5110,7 @@ encroached upon by weeds and rushes than you have seen that they now
 are, and the island lay, as if it had been moored, as mariners would
 say, in deep water close to the shore. It was, therefore, but a short
 step to reach it, and Robin easily handed the trembling Mary into it
-with as much natural grace, I'll warrant me, as the pious Æneas himself
+with as much natural grace, I'll warrant me, as the pious Æneas himself
 could have handed Queen Dido. The lassie's light foot hardly made its
 grassy surface quiver as it reached it; but, full of his own frolic,
 and altogether forgetful for that moment of the precarious and kittle
@@ -5560,7 +5533,7 @@ might give timeous notice to Robin Stuart to yescape by the back-door,
 whilst old Rose was occupied in putting his horse into the stable.
 
 This was well enough arranged in the old woman, gentlemen. Caius
-Julius Cæsar himself could not have made better dispositions to
+Julius Cæsar himself could not have made better dispositions to
 have prevented a night surprise. But, as our immortal bard, William
 Shakespeare, hath it, in the words which he hath put into the mouth
 of the lively Rosalind, time goes at different paces with different
@@ -9647,7 +9620,7 @@ Clifford.--Why, this is the best story I have heard for many a day,
 for it has both salmon and salmon fishing in it.
 
 Author.--The secret is out now about the fairies and the peel-tower,
-and, for my own part, I shall never in future doubt the prévoyance
+and, for my own part, I shall never in future doubt the prévoyance
 and judgment of these good people. Aware, as they must have been,
 that fate had decreed the lands of Tullochcarron to be merged in
 those of Ballindalloch, and seeing that this coming event would
@@ -10247,7 +10220,7 @@ gratitude for those obligations. His lady entered deeply into all her
 husband's feelings, and both of them zealously occupied themselves
 in doing all in their power to promote the young lady's comfort and
 happiness. Numerous and brilliant were the parties which they made for
-the purpose of introducing their lovely protegé with sufficient eclat
+the purpose of introducing their lovely protegé with sufficient eclat
 to the society of Calcutta. But not even the novelty and grandeur of
 Eastern magnificence, though produced for her with all its splendour,
 had any effect in removing that pensive air which their young friend
@@ -10264,7 +10237,7 @@ courted the more retiring she appeared to become.
 
 Among the few who were admitted to a somewhat more familiar intercourse
 with Chirsty, was a Scottish gentleman of good family, whom I shall
-call Charles Græme. Though young, he had risen to a high civil
+call Charles Græme. Though young, he had risen to a high civil
 situation, and he had already realised a very handsome fortune. He
 was a gentleman of enlarged mind and extremely liberal education;
 and as he was of manners much more retiring than most of those with
@@ -10298,7 +10271,7 @@ least some degree of rational enjoyment, some of those tedious hours
 that must yet elapse ere the return of him to whom she had pledged
 her virgin affections.
 
-As for Charles Græme, he soon began to find that he existed only when
+As for Charles Græme, he soon began to find that he existed only when
 his soul was animated by her bright eyes and her seraphic voice. When
 absent from their influence he felt like a walking mass of frozen
 clay. Her society became more necessary to him than food or air. He
@@ -10314,7 +10287,7 @@ to be a favourable moment, and with a bosom full of bounding hopes,
 he laid open the state of his heart to the idol of his soul. The
 scales fell, as if by magic, from her mental vision.
 
-"What have I done, Mr. Græme," she cried, whilst her cheeks were
+"What have I done, Mr. Græme," she cried, whilst her cheeks were
 suffused with blushes, and her whole frame trembled. "I have been
 blind! I have been thoughtless, most culpably thoughtless. Forgive
 me! oh, forgive me! but I cannot, I dare not, love you! I am already
@@ -10363,7 +10336,7 @@ pursuits. In vain did her friends endeavour to interest her with the
 amusements they provided for her. All were equally fruitless in their
 efforts; and the only explanation which the Gardners could find for
 her mysterious abstraction, was in the belief that the remembrance
-of Charles Græme was not altogether indifferent to her; and thence
+of Charles Græme was not altogether indifferent to her; and thence
 they cherished the hope that the matter between that young man and
 her might yet one day end as they wished it to do.
 
@@ -10423,7 +10396,7 @@ wind for Britain.
 
 Who was it that arrived a week afterwards at the house of Mr. and
 Mrs. Gardner in the middle of the night, having come by Dawk from a
-far distant province? It was the shadow of Charles Græme!
+far distant province? It was the shadow of Charles Græme!
 
 "Thank God! thank God!" cried he energetically, after being told of
 her recovery, and at the same time bursting into a flood of tears,
@@ -11370,7 +11343,7 @@ of vengeance and punishment which the monster uttered, rang in her
 ears ere she was borne off senseless to the asylum.
 
 You are doubtless desirous to know something of the history of poor
-Charles Græme, who, as you may remember, left India for the purpose of
+Charles Græme, who, as you may remember, left India for the purpose of
 following Chirsty Ross to England? I shall shortly tell you, that on
 reaching Britain, he made ineffectual inquiries for her at her uncle's
 residence. Mrs. Ross denied having ever seen or heard of her. He did
@@ -11796,14 +11769,14 @@ sufferings, and it shall go with me," added she, fervently kissing it;
 
 "You!" cried she, stopping suddenly in her retreat, drawing herself
 up to her full height, and looking back upon him with an air of the
-most sovereign contempt; "you Charles Græme!--Ha! ha! ha! ha!--you
-Charles Græme!--His face was fair, and with the expression of an angel;
+most sovereign contempt; "you Charles Græme!--Ha! ha! ha! ha!--you
+Charles Græme!--His face was fair, and with the expression of an angel;
 yours is sallow, withered, and wrinkled, like that of a baboon--his
 hair was lovely as the beams of the morning sun; yours is white, as
 the eternal snow of the Himala--his form was like that of the Grecian
 Apollo; yours is like that of winter. Go, traitorous man! I have had
 enough of falsehood! Come not near me! Chirsty Ross will wed no one
-now but Charles Græme or the grave!"
+now but Charles Græme or the grave!"
 
 In an instant she darted from his sight, before he was aware of
 her intention, and she disappeared among the ruins. In the wildest
@@ -11828,7 +11801,7 @@ likewise gone or removed, she abandoned her home and took up her abode
 in the ruinous building, of which she was for the most part left in
 undisturbed possession. Such was the melancholy outline of her history.
 
-But Charles Græme was too feelingly alive to her unhappy situation to
+But Charles Græme was too feelingly alive to her unhappy situation to
 delay one moment in attempting to find her, that he might spend the
 remainder of his life in watching over and protecting her. Next day,
 therefore, assisted by his friend's people, he made his way into the
@@ -11841,7 +11814,7 @@ But the mystery was cleared up towards mid-day by a fisherman, who,
 as he was landing from his boat, found her lifeless body on the sands,
 where it had been left by the receding tide. The supposition was
 that she had been drowned in attempting to ford the swollen river,
-immediately after the scene of her parting with Charles Græme.
+immediately after the scene of her parting with Charles Græme.
 
 
 
@@ -15090,365 +15063,4 @@ the highest hill-grazings. The same word as the Swiss chalet.
 
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