FOOTNOTES
[118] 'Works,' ii. 362.
[119] Sir Peter Young's letter to Beza, 13th Nov. 1579.—'Life of Knox,' by Hume Brown, ii. 323.
[120] That is, the Craig Dhu or Black Rock. So the Calton Crags were called, which now look green amid surrounding buildings, but which then were a dark and frowning patch in a semicircle of green hill that stretched from St Cuthberts to Holyrood.
[121] Slowly and warily.
[122] Armpit.
[123] Smite it into shivers.
[124] 'Autobiography and Diary,' p. 33.
[125] To grue = to thrill and shudder.
[126] 'Autobiography and Diary,' p. 26.
[127] It will be recognised that this sentence is translated from the Latin.