10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLANJAMFRAY»
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clanjamfray in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clanjamfray and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sketches of the ugly side of human nature
Andrew Archibald Paton. he has forhidderi me to think of you ; if he were to enter,
I believe I should faint." " Do not be anxious," said Eainham ; " I have two people
keeping a sharp look-out." " Clanjamfray and Lollypop are pursuing me by turns ...
Andrew Archibald Paton, 1867
CLANJAMFRAY, rabble. CLASHER, scandal, tittle-tattle. CLEEK, iron hook.
CLOD, hurl, fling. COFT, bought. COLLIE-SHANGIE, quarrel. CRACKS, gossip,
conversation. CUDDY, donkey. CUTTY, short. DAFT, SILLY, crack-brained.
... truly, though I little like the company of such cattle, yet I think I am less like to
take harm from her than you — unless she be a witch, indeed, which may well
come to be the case, as the devil is very powerful with all his wayfaring
clanjamfray.
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Waverley Novels: Guy Mannering
But now, hinney, ye maun help me to catch the beast, and ye maun get on behind
me, for we maun off like whittrets before the whole clanjamfray be doun upon us
— the rest o' them will no be far off.' The galloway was, by good fortune, easily ...
5
The enchanted golf clubs
... thenk; tae speak in tae yersel, as it were; for I can thole the jist o' yer thochts, wi'
no sae muckle as a soond frae yer lips." I was flabbergasted. "Sic a clanjamfray o'
vermin!" he added, as he swept a contemptuous glance over the noisy mob.
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Chronicles Of The Canongate. Anne Of Geierstein. Tales Of A ...
... truly, though I little like the company of such mttle, yet I think I am less like to
take harm from her than you-unless she be a witch, indeed, which may well come
to be the case, as the devil is very powerful with all this Wayfaring clanjamfray.
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The Bijou; Or, Annual of Literature and the Arts
Baith o' whilk I wad do blithely," said the Piper, “ gin ye could tell me where I
could find the witch-carline ; for I wadna think muckle 0' meeting her and her haill
clanjamfray wi' St. Fillan's Pipes ; I trow I'd gie them sic music as they ne'er dancit
to ...
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The Works of Sir Walter Scott: The fair maid of Perth, and ...
... though I little like the company of such cattle, yet I think I am less like to take
harm from her than you —-—unless she be a witch, indeed, which may well come
to be the case, as the devil is very powerful with all this wayfaring clanjamfray.
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The Handy Volume "Waverly" ...: A legend of Montrose, &c
Ckappin, a liquid measure. Chzeld, a person. Dittay, an indictment. Divot, a turf.
Chuchie, a round pebble. Clachan, a village. Dock-an-dorrack, a stirrup-cup.
Donnart, stupid. Clanjamfray, rabble. Dor lack, a valise. Clarty, dirty. Claught,
seized.
... as the devil is very powerful with all this wayfaring clanjamfray." " No more a
witch than I am a warlock," said the honest Smith ; " a poor broken-hearted thing,
that, if she hath done evil, has dreed a sore weird for it. Be kind to her — And you,
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