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Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume 10

Note 12 — THE CASTLE OF CRAIL; OR, KING DAVID AND MAUDE.

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It is still open, and of great breadth in various parts of the line, and retains the name of the King's Cadgers' Road, because the fish carriers from Crail travelled along it with fish from that royal burgh to supply the king's table when resident at Falkland Palace.

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