The Entail; or, The Lairds of Grippy
Our immediate duty is to follow the steps of the Laird's nephew; and without entering upon any unnecessary details,--our readers, we trust, have remarked, that we entertain a most commendable abhorrence of all circumstantiality,--we shall allow Allan M'Lean and his passengers to go where it pleased themselves, while we return to Camrachle; not that we have much more to say respecting what passed there, than that Walkinshaw, as had been previously arranged, set out alone for Glengael Castle, in Inverness-shire; the parting from his mother and sister being considerably alleviated by the reflection, that Ellen Frazer, in attendance on Mrs. Eadie, was soon to follow him.