[35] Glasgow, 1758. Written by himself.
[36] Taken from the Churchill Collection, 1732. Written by himself.
[37] The Swedes were still heathens, and ate horses, meat then forbidden to Christians.
[38] Others were Frederick the Great, and David Leslie!
[39] In Waverley this generous speech is attributed to Flora Macivor.
[40] Readers of Waverley will remember that in this fight Fergus Macivor was taken prisoner.
[41] See the story of 'How they held the Bass for King James.'
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