Miscellanies upon various subjects ... / [John Aubrey].

  • John Aubrey
Date:
1784
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    had received them, he marched forward, but they remained behind, and fell a plundering: _ upon which, Glencoe and fome others, among whom was this Archibald, being in my father’s houfe, and hearing that Mac Leans and others reftrain them, and commanded them to march after the army; after he had cleared the. firft town, next my father’s houfe of them, and was come to the fecond, there ftanding on a hill, this Archibald faid, Glencoe, if you with all poffible hafte, ere an hour come and os yoni be put to it as hard as ever you was: fome of the company began to droll and hy, es fhall become of me?-whether Glencoe believed him, or no, I cannot tell; but this Iam fure of, that whereas before he was of intention to return to my father’s houfe and ftay all night, now we took leave, and im- mediately parted...And> indeed, within an hour thereafter, Mac Kay, -and his. whole forces, appeared at Culnakyle in Abernethie, two miles below the place where we parted, and hearing that Cleaver-houfe, had marched ; YP the water-fide a little before, but that Mac Leans,
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