Waverley · Character
Mr. Twigtythe
Clergyman who performs a marriage ceremony.
minor
Also known as the Reverend Mr. Twigtythe
First appearance: part ii xli dulce domum
Mr. Twigtythe shows up with force in A Journey to London. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The clergyman who married the young couple visits Edward and brings newspapers containing the news of Richard Waverley's death.
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- Central Jacobite and Waverley Circle
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