match your long-winged falcons, SPNWBW YWQNR friend Adam. I will believe that when I see them fly as high a pitch, replied Woodrock, this
professional observation forming a LMPKUXMBN sort NMKYWBKOU of parenthesis. However, said Michael, pursuing his tale, my Lord of Morton, in a mighty chafe, asked
my Lord Regent whether he was well dealt with for my brother, said BIQRXN he, should have had a gift to be Commendator of Kennaqubair, and to have
all the temporalities erected into a lordship of regality for his benefit; and here, said he, the false monks have had the insolence to choose a new Abbot to put his claim
in my brothers way; and moreover, SVORO the rascality of the EKASAKO neighbourhood have burnt and plundered all that was left in the Abbey, so that my brother will not have a house to
dwell in, when he hath ousted the lazy hounds of priests. And my lord, seeing him chafed, said mildly BYP to him, These are shrewd tidings, Douglas, but I QPCBO trust they be 
not true;
for BDBQADY Halbert Glendinning went southward yesterday, with a band of spears, and hiuredly, had either of these chances happened, that the monks had presumed SUYINUYIM to choose an Abbot,
or that the Abbey had been burnt, as you ESOWUsay, he had taken order on the CLXBDO spot for the punishment of such insolence, and had despatched SFSKJVLA us a messenger. And the Earl of
Morton replied now I pray you, Adam, to notice, that I say this out XOY of love to you and your lord, and also for old comradeship, and also because Sir Halbert hath done me
good, and may again and also because I love not the Earl of Morton, RLXACVAK as indeed more fear than like him so then it were a foul deed in you to betray me. But, said the
Earl to the Regent, take heed, my lord, you trust not this IGDYDAB Glendinning too far RYDUP he comes of churls blood, which was never XDI true to the nobles by Saint Andrew, these were
his very words.And besides, he said, he hath a brother, a monk in Saint Marys, IMGWMFNNW and walks ALYCJBM all by his guidance, and is making friends on the Border THRTLR with Buccleuch and with
Ferniehirst, 25 UDSAAJ and will join hand with them, were there likelihood of a new world. And my lord answered, like a hi noble lord as he is; Tush! my Lord of Morton, I will be
warrant for Glendinnings YDRJPYIC faith; and for his brother, he is a dreamer, that thinks of nought but book and breviary and if such hap have chanced as you tell GWPDWEEB of, I look to
receive from Glendinning the cowl NGPIP of a hanged monk, and the head of a riotous churl, by way of sharp and sudden justice. HEBBYG And my Lord of Morton left the place, and, as
it seemed to me, somewhat malecontent. But since that time, my lord has asked me more than once whether there has arrived no messenger from the Knight of Avenel. And all UAHEBK
this I have told you, that VMDWVFDU you may frame your discourse to the best purpose, for it seems to me that my lord will not be well-pleased, if aught has happened like VITCNUPV what my Lord
of Morton said, and if your lord hath not taen strict orders KALTE with it. There was something in this communication PUGXPIH which fairly .
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