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Chronicles of the Canongate, where a Cockney traveller is represented as trying to efface them with the patent scouring drops which it was his mission to introduce into use in Scotland. In another of his novels--
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The Abbot --Sir Walter Scott alludes to the Rizzio blood stains, and in his
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Tales of a Grandfather he deliberately states that the floor at the head of the stair still bears visible marks of the blood of the unhappy victim. In support of these blood stains, it has been urged that
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The Bloody Chamber,