tan* tp f em#n m »cm$, 4rdraed luis ban-igor |f fficlfftncftp ikouting, * Douglas J DoN^br $k tfamymù (ir Ralph Percy, indignant £m the -tfôe&t the carl of Douglas had ,put no fchetn, by ttnqjiieâng their pennon, aad dsôraus of ' meeting hâru, hafteued^to the place fr»n whioh ttne-.foimdp came, calling out, * Percy ! Percy I The tw.p banners met, and many gallant deeds flf arm$;0i)fged. The Englifh weFe.in.fuperior ftrtngth, and fought fo JdMly that .they .dnwe fcftdk the Soots. Sir Patrick Hepburne, and -Ms fen ,#f , the. iame .name, did honour to Iheàr li%h$hof)d and county, by their gallantry, under the-banner of Douglas, which would hax* hem pwMf mmà but 4«r the vigorous .defence they oaade ; * and this circumiiance 4io£ .only co&» tribittfgitp their perfoual credit, but the memo* j?f of ît is oontinu$d with honour to their «de* fe#ndmts. 1 w*as made -acquainted avifch all the .potion* l#H§.#f .this b*tth& ity -knights jand lapines atiho feed b*& wtoi? in it on.çaeh fide. -The* warn *ifof with the Englifh, 4wo valiant knights from the county of Foix, whom I had.the good /fo; tune to meet at Orthès the year after this battle had been fought. Their names were fir John^de Ch&teauneuf £nd Jphn de Cautirop. On ny_ return frpm Foix, I met _ likejvffe ,at,^ig3wp.4t knight and two fquires of Scotland, of the peaty of earl Douglas. They knew me again, from the recollections I brought to their minds of their own country ; for in my youth, I, the au* fhor of this hiftory, travelled all through Scot* . . land, il»