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“But this other fair collar, so richly wrought, with some jewel like a sheep hung by the middle attached to it, what,” said the young Countess, “does that emblem signify?”
EDINBURGH. PUBLISHED 1831 BY ROBERT CADELL AND WHITTAKER & Co. LONDON.
WAVERLEY NOVELS.
VOL. XXII.
KENILWORTH.
“Is it not of an absolute fancy Janet?
“Nay my lady”, replied Janet, if you consult my poor judgment, it is, methinks, over gawdy for a graceful habit.
PRINTED FOR ROBERT CADELL, EDINBURGH.
AND WHITTAKER & Co. LONDON.
1831.
KENILWORTH.
No scandal about Queen Elizabeth, I hope?The Critic.
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