ARGUMENT OF THE FOURTH BOOK.

Percy’s servant slain, v. 31.--Wallace rides towards the Lennox,

v. 104.--Visits Earl Malcolm, v. 156.--Character of Fawdoun, v.

185.--The Peel of Gargunnock taken, v. 213.--Wallace crosses Forth,

v. 270.--Goes to St. Johnston; and takes the castle of Kinclevin, v.

358.--Battle of Shortwoodshaw, v. 512.--Betrayed by his lemman, escapes

from Perth, v. 703.

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