During a church service in this novel, a mysterious voice from behind a pillar tells the protagonist to meet on the Brigg at midnight.
During a church service in this novel, a mysterious voice from behind a pillar tells the protagonist to meet on the Brigg at midnight. Characters in this novel include the militia leader Garschattachin and the protagonist's superstitious guide Andrew Fairservice. Another character in this novel, Morris, carries a portmanteau which he claims is filled with clothing, but which actually holds gold intended to pay English troops. Owen is jailed as a debtor at the behest of MacVitie in this novel, but is freed by (*) Bailie Nicol Jarvie. The title character appears as a deus ex machina at this novel's end to drive off Jobson and kill the villainous Rashleigh. Diana Vernon and Frank Osbaldistone fall in love in, for 10 points, which Sir Walter Scott novel, set during the Fifteen and titled for a Scottish outlaw?
During a church service in this novel, a mysterious voice from behind a pillar tells the protagonist to meet on the Brigg at midnight.
Rob Roy