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Hill; and how Scott transmitted a mean Tweedside farm, called Clarty
Romance Two Lectures Walter Alexander Raleigh 1891
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"Clarty Hole" came in time to be "parked about and gated grandly," so Esterhaz, after something like 11,000,000 gulden had been spent upon it, emerged a veritable Versailles, with groves and grottoes, hermitages and temples, summer-houses and hot-houses, and deer parks and flower gardens.
Joseph Haydn Hadden, J Cuthbert 1902
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There was also a poor farm-house, a staring barn, and a pond so dirty that it had hitherto given the name of “Clarty Hole” to the place itself.
Sir Walter Scott Hutton, Richard 1878
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There was also a poor farm-house, a staring barn, and a pond so dirty that it had hitherto given the name of "Clarty Hole" to the place itself.
Sir Walter Scott (English Men of Letters Series) Richard Holt Hutton 1861
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Local references include Whitehaven's King Street and the Co-op at 'Clarty Moor'.
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Local references include Whitehaven's King Street and the Co-op at 'Clarty Moor'.
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Local references include Whitehaven's King Street and the Co-op at 'Clarty Moor'.
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Local references include Whitehaven's King Street and the Co-op at 'Clarty Moor'.
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Local references include Whitehaven's King Street and the Co-op at 'Clarty Moor'.
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