ARGUMENT OF THE SECOND BOOK.

Wallace slays the churl at Ayr, v. 29.--Also Percy’s Steward, v.

84.--Cast into prison in Ayr, v. 153.--Henry’s lamentation for him, v.

160.--Thrown over the wall as dead, v. 252.--Recovered by his nurse,

v. 258.--Thomas the Rhymer, v. 288.--Wallace, on his way to Riccarton,

slays the Squire Longcastle, v. 360.

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