Scott's Lady of the Lake

by Walter Scott

[ [259] Take heed.

[ [260] Garments.

[ [261] Awry; confused.

[ [262] A beautiful stream which joins the Forth near Stirling.

[ [263] A beautiful stream which joins the Forth near Stirling.

[ [264] “Pitching the bar” was a favorite athletic sport in Scotland.

[ [265] Fatten.

[ [266] Having antlers with ten branches.

[ [267] “The hunters are Clan-Alpine’s men; the stag of ten is Fitz-James; the wounded doe is herself!”—Taylor.

[ [268] Penalty.