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(The). To go up the Lawn-market, in Scotch parlance, means to go to be hanged.
Up the Lawn-market, down the West Bow, Up the lang ladder, down the short low.
Schoolboy Rhyme (Scotland).
“They [the stolen clothes] may serve him to gang up the Lawn-market in, the scoundrel.” —
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