. The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy . aiWQX. WHW asa. O z o> uXH w »—I as <:asu wu M aScu w Z O aa t,o (/) H OS HasO o 10 TALES OF SIR WALTER SCOTT YOUNG CAPTAIN WAVERLEYS FATE-FUL MISSION TO THE HIGHLANDS Richard Waverley saw no objection to thisplan. But Richards political friends thoughtotherwise, and the result was that the lad wasoffered, and accepted, a captaincy in a dragoonregiment, then quartered at Dundee, whither heset forth, carrying, among other things, a fatefulletter of introduction from his uncle to the Baronof Bradwardine at his Perthshir
. The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy . aiWQX. WHW asa. O z o> uXH w »—I as <:asu wu M aScu w Z O aa t,o (/) H OS HasO o 10 TALES OF SIR WALTER SCOTT YOUNG CAPTAIN WAVERLEYS FATE-FUL MISSION TO THE HIGHLANDS Richard Waverley saw no objection to thisplan. But Richards political friends thoughtotherwise, and the result was that the lad wasoffered, and accepted, a captaincy in a dragoonregiment, then quartered at Dundee, whither heset forth, carrying, among other things, a fatefulletter of introduction from his uncle to the Baronof Bradwardine at his Perthshire seat of Tully-Veolan, on the borders of the Highlands. Thebaron was an old friend of Sir Everards, andhad borne arms on behalf of the Stuarts. After being initiated into his military dutiesat Dundee, young Waverley gained leave of ab-sence for a few weeks. He desired to see thecountry, but his first object was to visit his unclesfriend at Tully-Veolan, a typical old Scottishmanor-house. Here he received a cordial wel-come from the baron and his daughter Rose, a
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