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“got up wi’ an unt,al, he finds fault with “the foolish lines” (from Burns),” and he denounces the “bad taste” of the quotation from “Don Quixote.” Burns and Cervantes had done no harm to Dr. McCrie, and he, “which must have been foisted without the author’s gw11-252knowledge into the title page, like the McCallum More as described by Andrew Fairservice, but his anger was aroused, then descendsgw11-252 to the earlier Waverley romances. “The Antiquary” he pronounces to be “tame and fatiguing.” Acknowledging the merits of the othergw11-252s,