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THE following Tale is an amplification, in verse, of a little romantic sketch, in one of the first Chapters of the Novel, entitled 'Waverley,' with which the Author was greatly pleased when she perused that admirably-written work, which is calculated to impress, in a striking manner, the ill consequences that may result from instability of mind and conduct. |