The Scottish Chiefs, a romance, Volume 3

amongst Annandale answered arms army Athol aunt bishop of Dunkeld blood bosom Bothwell bowed brave breast breathed castle chief chieftains citadel command countenance Countess Countess of Mar cousin Cressingham cried Kirkpatrick cried Wallace crown daughter dear declare deed dispatched drew Earl de Warenne Earl of Mar Earl of Strathearn Edward Edwin embassadors emotions enemy England exclaimed eyes father fear felt Graham gratitude hand happy head heard heart Heaven honour hope husband King knight lace Lady Helen Lady Mar Lady Ruthven land lips look Lord Bothwell Lord Mar Lord Ruthven Mar's March Marion ment mind Montgomery never noble passed passion prince prisoners Regent replied Wallace Scotland Scots Scottish seemed sent shew sight Sir John Graham Sir William Wallace smile Snawdoun soul Southron spirit spoke Stirling sword tender thought throne tion told troops turned Valence victory virtue voice Wallace's wife wishes words young