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Bothie

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Both´ie
n.1.Same as Bothy.


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CAPTION(S): POPULAR: Victim Brian Murray; TRAGEDY: Search and rescue teams at the scene where brothers Eamonn and John, top, died; RAW EMOTIONS: Climber friends of the three victims hug each other, left, yesterday before bringing out their gear from the bothie where they spent the night; LOVING: Victim John Murphy with grandkids Dylan and Nicole
To that end he offers a new editorial arrangement of Dipsychus, a work Clough never saw published, along with detailed summaries of two other long pieces, The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich and Amours de Voyage.
The year 1848 also saw the appearance of Clough's first major poem, The Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich (a bothie is a crofter's hut in Scotland), which drew on his memories of vacation reading parties to tell the story of a radical undergraduate who weds a crofters daughter and emigrates to New South Wales.
 
 
 
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