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... upon earth. Were the Magi old —Pythago a*, Polydorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome, Cardan, Beneveuuto, Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, Albertos Magnus, Friar liacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look up and behold the wonders of the Wizard, they would much surprised ...
... earth. Were the )lagi of old-Pythagoras, Polydorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome, Cardan, B enevenuto, Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, Albertus Magius, Friar Bacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look up and behold the wonders of the Wi. zard, they would be as much ...
... nation upon earth. Were the Magi —Pythagorus, Polydorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome, | dan, Benevenuto, Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, bertus Magnus, Friar Bacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look and behold the wonders of the Wizard, they would be as n surprised ...
... earth. Were the Magi of old—Pythagoras, Polydorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome, Cardan, Benevennto, Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, Albertus Magnus, Friar Bacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look up, and behold the wonders of the Wisard, they would be much surprised ...
... earth. Were the Magi of old Pythagoras. Polvdorus, Dido, Paracelsus, Jerome. Cardan. Henevenuto. Cellini, Nostradamus, Michael Scott, Alhertus Magnus. Friar Bacon, and Dr. Faustus, to look up and behold the wonders of the Wizard, they would be as much ...
... devil, pause; we are good and we have our doubts. Never did unaided man the works that the “Wizard' does since the days of Michael Scott—and everybody knows that he kept very loto company,’lndeed. On first taking our seat, regretted, bitterly, that, from want ...
... greatly offended Father Matthew, had then flourishes!. Suddenly Sir Michael Scott Stood beside them the lioard. Sir Michael Scott 1 cried the Thane of Fife, with surprise. Sir Michael Scott!” repeated the king. Methought our commands quirisl haste, and that ...
... this month, admire him whoso list. The * Short Yarn of the Green lland-the worthiest successor of the late glorious Michael Scott who has yet appeared-is the best paper, far and away, in the number. We make the following extract, premising a few sentences ...
... is palpably anachronical, attributes the Introduction of potatoes into Scotland that famous wizard of the North, Sir Michael Scott. The wizard and the devil beiug in partnership, took a lease of farm on the Mertoun estate, called Whit chouse. The wizard ...
... officers but how much are the ratepayers the wiser for that? Thkv are never favouied with a glance the documents : like Michael Scott’s wizard volume, these are treasures whereon their unskilled eyes “may not look.” As any books balance-sheets of these ...
... are some scenes which approximate nearly I - the Iladcliffe school. A juggler, whose gramnutrie” worthy of the wizard, Michael Scott; two elderly noblemen, of totally opposite political sentifiu-nts—the one amiable, the other having hi- neighbour’s landed ...