[1] Sent back. [2] If any troubles should arise. [3] Worthy. [4] Without equal in this kingdom. [5] For I have men and meat enough, They know I am a fighter tough, And will be right soon grieved; When they have lost as many teeth, As they did at the siege of Leith, They will be fain to leave it. Then who, I pray you, shall be bound Their losses to make good? Or give such composition As they got then of France? Thus blinded, beguiled, They will but get a cheat; Come they here, these two years They shall not miss their thrashing. [6] clamour. [7] afraid. TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE: --Obvious print and punctuation errors were corrected. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Kirkcaldy of Grange, by Louis A. Barbé