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Excerpt from Lawrie Todd, Vol. 1 of 3: Or, the Settlers in the Woods
The Public have been pleased to regard the Author's endeavours to endow his imaginary autobiographies with a language characteristic of the supposed narrator's; as among the quali ties by which he has best merited their favour. In this instance, he has attempted to write as a humbly-educated Scotchman, of a particular temperament, who has been sometime in the United States, would probably have done a glossary is subjoined.
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