Singleton, Esther, d 1930, [from old catalog] ed. and tr · New York, Dodd, Mead & co. · leaf 50
ses which the invaders possessed within Scotland,could not brook that the peel in his vicinity, which waslarge, strong, and well supplied with arms and garrisons,should remain unassailed. He formed a stratagem, equallyremarkable for ingenuity and audacity. The garrison wasusually supplied by… … PALACE OF LINLITHGOW 23 as to conceal eight well-armed and determined men ; theteam was driven by a sturdy peasant, who bore a sharp axeunder his gaberdion. Binnock himself walked beside thewaggon, to superintend, as it seemed, the safe delivery ofthe forage. The porter, on approach of Binnock,…
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