Author: Robert Scott

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  • IN: The life of Robert Scott, journeyman wright: from his infancy to the present time, being a space of seventy years, in verse: written by himself; with observations, moral and religious in London, NewCastle, Morpeth, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Falkland (1801) Book, NULL
    EPIGRAPH: By this I'd have it understood, My brains have long been beat with wood; My arms worn out with driving planes, I now begin to beat my brains, To search each crannie there for bread, Age makes me now give up the trade; Please buy my book, you'll not repent, By age you now many learn content.
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