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Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 4 (of 10)

Note 68 — Chapter XXVIII

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"This is said to have been furnished to Earl Patrick by a Presbyterian divine, who slyly couched under it an allusion to the evil practices by which the Earl had established his power. He perhaps trusted that the language might disguise the import from the Earl.[68] If so, the Scottish nobility are improved in literature, for the Duke of Gordon pointed out an error in the Latinity.

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