 | Walter Scott - 1883 - 1018 pages
...before her death. Neither are these following passages to be forgotten, tliat as soon as ever she teas murdered they made great haste to bury her before the coroner had given in his inquest (which Hie Earl himself condemned as not done advisedly), which her father, or Sir John Robertsett (as I suppose),... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1884 - 544 pages
...Bald Butter, kinsman to the Earl, gave out the whole fact a little before her death. Neither are these following passages to be forgotten, that as soon as...condemned as not done advisedly), which her father, or Sir John Robertsett (as I suppose), hearing of, came with all speed hither, caused her corpse to... | |
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Neither are these following passages to be forgotten, that as soon as ever she was murdered, they made great haste to bury her before the coroner had given in his inquest (which the Earl himself condemned as not done advisedly), which her father... 
