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The Antiquary

CHAPTER SEVENTEENTH
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So I will accept your bail, meo periculo--what say you to that law phrase again?
I had it from a learned counsel.

I will vouch it, my lord, he said, meo periculo." "And I will vouch for Edie Ochiltree, meo periculo, in like manner," said Oldbuck.

"So let your clerk draw out the bail-bond, and I will sign it." When this ceremony had been performed, the Antiquary communicated to Edie the joyful tidings that he was once more at liberty, and directed him to make the best of his way to Monkbarns House, to which he himself returned with his nephew, after having perfected their good work..


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