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1814:
'Waverley', by Sir Walter Scott, was published. Waverley was Scott's first novel, and written mainly as a way of proving himself a superior literary talent to Byron. Although it was published anonymously, it was an open secret who the author was. The book was a runaway success and Scott became regarded as the leading author in Europe.
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Next of kin sought for Grassmarket man who died suddenly
POLICE today appealed for help in tracing the family of a Grassmarket man who died suddenly. John Egan, 70, frequented the area's Forrest Cafe and other bistros, but police have been unable to contact a next of kin since his death on Monday. It is believed he may have family in the Colinton area of the city. Police say his death is not being treated as suspicious. Note: Friday, 17th August, 2007 Source: Edinburgh Evening News
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