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The Fair Maid of Perth

CHAPTER VIII
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But yet I thought I had put it on the finger again.

Nevertheless, it must, I bethink me, be at home.

I will ride back for it, and Henry Smith will trot along with me." "We will all trot with thee," said Sir Patrick Charteris, "since I am for Perth myself.

Look you, honest burghers and good neighbours of Perth; you may have thought me unapt to be moved by light complaints and trivial breaches of your privileges, such as small trespasses on your game, the barons' followers playing football in the street, and suchlike.

But, by the soul of Thomas of Longueville, you shall not find Patrick Charteris slothful in a matter of this importance.


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