1805. Scott, Last Minstr., I. viii.
| While Cessford owns the rule of Carr, | |
| While Ettrick boasts the line of Scott, | |
| The slaughter’d chiefs, the mortal jar, | |
| The havoc of the feudal war, | |
| Shall never, never be forgot! | |
| Ibid., III. iv. | |
| Few were the words, and stern and high, | |
| That mark’d the foemen’s feudal hate; | |
| For question fierce, and proud reply, | |
| Gave signal soon of dire debate. |
