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ScotInhabitant of Scotland, part of Britain; or a person of Scottish descent. Originally the Scots were a Celtic (Gaelic) people of Northern Ireland who migrated to Scotland in the 5th century. |
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| The Scot talked of the past; the doctor busily prepared for the future. What these are (and in spite of their grim name they are quite innocent) no array of terms would render thinkable to the merely English intelligence; but to the Scot they often prove unctuously nourishing, and Mr. But it is not nature that an English-born man should love a Scot or a Frenchman. |
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