Ruthven

We live, or we die together: the field, the cloister, or the tomb – all shall be welcomed by Edwin Ruthven, if they separate him not from thee!

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

No, tibi soli shall henceforth be the impresse on my shield: to thee alone will I ever turn; and till your beams restore your country and revive me, the springing laurels of Edwin Ruthven shall wither where they grew!

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

Edwin Ruthven left me at Huntingtower; and, that very evening, while walking alone in the garden, I was surprised by the sudden approach of an armed man.

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

It comes to me that if the Archdeacon friend of your cousin could be asked to join your house party with his wife, and _especially_ with his relative who is so rare a judge of jewels (is not his name Ruthven

The Second Latchkey 1889

"What!" exclaimed the veteran, "is it Edwin Ruthven that has brought me this weight of honor?

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

From this fellow they learned that some time after Waverley had gone from the headquarters of the regiment, a pedlar, called Ruthven, Rufnn, or

Waverley 2004

Wallace was alone, when Grimsby, opening the door, announced Sir Edwin Ruthven.

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

"It is done," continued the worthy knight, "and those towers he so bravely scaled will stand for ever the monument of Edwin Ruthven."

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

From this fellow they learned, that, some time after Waverley had gone from the headquarters of the regiment, a pedlar, called Ruthven, Ruffin, or Rivane, known among the soldiers by the name of Wily Will, had made frequent visits to the town of Dundee.

The Waverley 1877

"It was kind of a minus," recalled Ruthven, who originally wanted a '20s bungalow.

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