[588] Pennant’s Tour in Scotland, i. 196.
[589] Wesley’s Journal, iv. 275.
[590] Ray’s History of the Rebellion, p. 362.
[591] M. Hughes’s Plain Narrative, p. 53. Alps, I suppose, he uses as Milton does for lofty mountains in general.
[592] In a Survey of the Province of Moray, published at Aberdeen in 1798, on pp. 333-34, the following table is given of the distances along the road which Johnson was following:—“From Inverness to the General’s Hut, 17 miles 6 furlongs. From General’s Hut to Fort Augustus, 14 miles 2 furlongs. From Fort Augustus to Unach [? Anoch], 9 miles. From Unach to Rattachan, 25 miles 5 furlongs. From Rattachan to Bernera, 9 miles.”
[593] Croker’s Boswell, 8vo, ed. p. 307.
[594] Walpole’s Letters, v. 501.
[595] Ray’s History of the Rebellion, p. 325.
[596] Ib., p. 362.
[597] I adopt Boswell’s spelling. Johnson calls it Glenmollison. It is now generally written Glenmoriston.