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 ( 110 ) The fisher not only conducted them over in his boat (which they immediately broke in pieces) but also conducted them to Airth-hill, a place of strength. The then led Wallace and his men over a small bridge. to Weir's house Wallace dispatched him at a blow, and his mes dispatched the rest: so that the captain and his hundred men lay weltering in their l'ood. Shey next Fastened to the cave, where his dear uncle was coufined, and sound sich fetters. The did bodies were thrown inte ditekes, and watches, laced at the entes and none of the Inglish who care, in returned to tell the Ionurin nous. Upon 1:e second ca they collected all the spoil which they carried , and in the darkness of the night, conveyed it to Torwood, in the nalibourhood. Wallace next marched west, fowards Dan barten. in the night, ant arrived there eny He caikos upon a wizow when i ha, and who received and entertained and luis men in a close baro, with the greatest secreey, She had nine sons. ştrong and young won she presented to deliace to increase lis men. Me caused her to work all the dears where the Polish we losgesl: Then, with his men, ke silently sued from his retrost, in the nighila time, and canntencing in an engliein captain, who with his fat were cifcusing in a public house, he settle lions on fire where the English were quartered llaving finished theit work, they fed to Dunbartum-care before day. Dis-