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The Antiquary — Volume 01

Walter Scott

Free public-domain ebook (Project Gutenberg #7003)

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Subjects

  • Love stories
  • Domestic fiction
  • Fathers and daughters -- Fiction
  • Scotland -- Fiction
  • Beggars -- Fiction
  • Antiquarians -- Fiction

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