... the scene continue* to be very ple»*ant, but the tree* the rock* become gradurtlly fewer and lest verdant. The eran and blackberries give place to the heather, and the view open* up of the wild glen between Loehnngar and Bullock Bowl* The royal party were ...

... AFFECTIONATELY il IC-OSSIAX. days of childhood, awe* nt hours, 1 travers'd the glen *f fl .wcrs ; down the brake, where ihe blackberries grew, All ! was guided you. Of world, I know nut (ho cir-soethe wiles, And ! how I priz’d bcluv’d mother’s suiihu. I pleas’d ...