St. Ronan's Well
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Disambiguation: Ronan's Well is also a cave at Kalk Bay, South Africa
| Author | Sir Walter Scott |
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| Country | Scotland |
| Language | English, Lowland Scots |
| Series | Waverley Novels |
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| Released | 1824 |
| Media type | Print (Hardback & Paperback) |
| ISBN | NA |
St. Ronan's Well is an 1824 novel, by Sir Walter Scott.
[edit] Plot
The plot is centred around several women who visit a health spa, at Innerleithen, a town near Peebles in southern Scotland.
[edit] Characters in St. Ronan's Well
- Captain Hector MacTurk - "the man of peace".
- Meg Dods - an old landlady of consistently inconsistent qualities
[edit] Quote
- "My gude name! If ony body touched my gude name I would fash neither council nor commissary. I would be down upon them like a sea-falcon amang a wheen wild geese, and the best of them that dared to say onything o' Meg Dods, but what was honest and civil, I would soon see if her cockernonie was made o' her ain hair or other folks."
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