TheconflictingpassionsandexhaustedfeelingsofWaverleyhadresignedhimtolatebutsoundrepose。HewasdreamingofGlennaquoich，andhadtransferredtothehallsofIannanChaistelthefestaltrainwhichsolatelygracedthoseofHolyrood。
Thepibrochtoowasdistinctlyheard；andthisatleastwasnodelusion，fortheproudstepofthechiefpiper’’ofthechlainMac-Ivor’’wasperambulatingthecourtbeforethedoorofhisChieftain’squarters，and，asMrs。Flockhart，apparentlynofriendtohisminstrelsy，waspleasedtoobserve，garringtheverystane-and-limewa’sdinglewi’hisscreeching。’’
Ofcourse，itsoonbecametoopowerfulforWaverley’sdream，withwhichithadatfirstratherharmonized。
ThesoundofCallum’sbroguesinhisapartmentforMac-IvorhadagainassignedWaverleytohiscarewasthenextnoteofparting。Winnayerhonourbangup？VichIanVohrandtaPrinceareawatothelanggreenglenahinttheclachan，tattheyca’theKing’sPark，andmonyane’sonhisainThemainbodyoftheHighlandarmyencamped，orratherbivouacked，inthatpartoftheKing’sParkwhichliestowardsthevillageofDuddingston。
shankstheday，thatwillbecarriedonitherfolk’serenight。’’