 | George Wishart - Scotland - 1819 - 562 pages
...musqurts, and likewayes through the main-gaird, that was lying in the hall lyke swyne on a midding, be was challenged a little without the outmost guaird...quartered hard by, was come rammelling in for his bellieful of drinke, when he made this uoluckie discovery, which being done, the marques was presently... | |
 | Librarians - 1819 - 556 pages
...musquets, and likewayes through the main-gaird, that was lying in the hitl lyke swyne on a midding, he was challenged a little without the outmost guaird...that night, but being quartered hard by, was come rammellingin for his bellieful of drinke, when he made this unluckie discovery, which. being done,... | |
 | George Buchanan - Scotland - 1827 - 646 pages
...muskets, and lykeways through the main-guaird, that was lying in the hall lyke swyne on a niidding, he was challenged, a little without the outmost guaird,...the guaird that night; but being quartered hard by, came rammelling in for his bellie full of drinke, when he made this unluckie discovery: which being... | |
 | James Browne - Clans - 1838 - 622 pages
...musquets, and likewayes through the main-gaird, that was lying in the hall lyke swyne on a midding, he was challenged a little without the outmost guaird...of Strachan's troupe, that had been present at his taking. This fellow was none of the guaird that night, but being quartered hard by, was come rammclling... | |
 | George Buchanan - 1856 - 684 pages
...muskets, and lykeways through the main-guaird, that was lying in the hall lyke swyne on a midding, he was challenged, a little without the outmost guaird, by a wretched trouper of Strachan-s troupe, that had been present at his takeing. This fellow was none of the guaird that night... | |
 | George Wishart - Scotland - 1893 - 658 pages
...and like" ' wayes through the main-guaird, that was lying in the hall lyke swyne " ' on a midding, he was challenged a little without the outmost guaird...that night, but " ' being quartered hard by, was come rammeling in for his belliefull " ' of drinke, when he made this unluckie discovery, which being done,... | |
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... lyke swyne on a midding, he was challenged a little without the outmost guaird by a wretched trouper of Strachan's troupe, that had been present at his takeing. This fellow was none of the guaird that night, but being quartered hard by, was come rammellingin... 