ARGUMENT OF THE THIRD BOOK.

Wallace revenges the slaughter of his father and brother at

Loudounhill, v. 40.--Slays the knight Fenwick, v. 175.--Sojourns in

Clyde’s wood, v. 249.--Makes peace with the English, at the instigation

of Sir Ronald Crawfurd his uncle, v. 278.--Slays the buckler-player in

Ayr, v. 353.

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