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The Grays, Lindsays and Ogilvies marched against them with their followers. A skirmish was fiercely and wildly fought at Qlascune in Stormont. An idea of the Highland ferocity may be conceived from one incident. Sir Patrick Lindsay, armed at all points, and well mounted, charged in full career a chief of the Catherans, and pinned him to the earth with his lance. But the savage mountain- eer, collecting his strength into a dying effort, thrust him- self on the lance, and swayed his two-handed sw...ord with such force as to out through Lindsay's steel boot, and nearly HISTORY OF SCOTLAND 249 sever his Kmb. He was forced to retire from the field, on which the sheriflE of Angus and his brother remained slain, with sixty of theirf followers. Sir Patrick Gray was also wounded; and the mountaineers, rather victorious than beaten, though they had lost many men, retreated to their fastnesses in safety.
The feuds of the Lowland barons were not less distin- guished. Robert Keith, the head of that distinguished family, besieged, in Fyvie Castle, his own aunt, the wife of Lindsay of Crawford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Grays, Lindsays and Ogilvies marched against them with their followers. A skirmish was fiercely and wildly fought at Qlascune in Stormont. An idea of the Highland ferocity may be conceived from one incident. Sir Patrick Lindsay, armed at all points, and well mounted, charged in full career a chief of the Catherans, and pinned him to the earth with his lance. But the savage mountain- eer, collecting his strength into a dying effort, thrust him- self on the lance, and swayed his two-handed sw...ord with such force as to out through Lindsay's steel boot, and nearly HISTORY OF SCOTLAND 249 sever his Kmb. He was forced to retire from the field, on which the sheriflE of Angus and his brother remained slain, with sixty of theirf followers. Sir Patrick Gray was also wounded; and the mountaineers, rather victorious than beaten, though they had lost many men, retreated to their fastnesses in safety.
The feuds of the Lowland barons were not less distin- guished. Robert Keith, the head of that distinguished family, besieged, in Fyvie Castle, his own aunt, the wife of Lindsay of Crawford.
What to read after Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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