Cheap Liberality.—Dr Guthrie, in his autobiography, describes an oid character among his Scotch country parishonera at Arbilot, “who died as he had lived, a curious mixture of benevolence and folly," the lawyer who drew out his will, after writing down several legacies of five hundred pounds to one person, a thousand to another, and soon, at last said, “ But, Mr
monev to leave."—“ Oh,” was Hie reply', I ken that as well as you, hut 1 just want to I show them my good will."
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Dunstan Times, Issue 656, 13 November 1874, Page 2
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