This novel's protagonist manages to obtain a reprieve for Talbot, who later provides him with funds, and is reunited with an old friend through the raconteur and fool Davie Gellatley.
One character in this novel toasts with a goblet known as the Blessed Bear and was earlier visiting "the black hag." Melville and Morton discuss the protagonist's fate after his altercation with Mucklewrath the blacksmith.  This novel's protagonist manages to obtain a reprieve for Talbot, who later provides him with funds, and is reunited with an old friend through the raconteur and fool Davie Gellatley. The daughter of Donald Bean Lean carries on a relationship with Evan Dhu Maccombich in this work, which sees its title character repeatedly rejected by Flora, the sister of Fergus Mac Ivor. The protagonist ends up marrying Rose Bradwardine, daughter of his friend the Baron. Seeing the title character ally himself with Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites, for 10 points, name this historical novel by Sir Walter Scott.
One character in this novel toasts with a goblet known as the Blessed Bear and was earlier visiting "the black hag."
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