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| | The Life Of Daniel Kent |
 | | Nothing occurs worth notice concerning three three of them; but James, who was a very handsome man, seems to have had a good deal of his father's spirit, and the mantle of Dougal Ciar Mhor had apparently apparently descended on the shoulders of Robin Oig, that is, young Robin. |
 | | Shortly after Rob Roy's death, the ill-will which the MacGregors entertained against the MacLarens again broke out, at the the instigation, it was said, of Rob's widow, who seems thus far to have deserved the character given to her by her husband, as an Ate' stirring up to blood blood and strife. |
 | | He was as good as his word, and shot MacLaren when between the stilts stilts of his plough, wounding him mortally. |
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