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| Continued | the fighting men, in battle array | |||||
| followed, with the King & his nobility | ||||||
| on horseback near them; the spoils | ||||||
| and provisions were speedily removed, | ||||||
| and fire being applied to the litter | ||||||
| and refuse left behind, the Smoke | ||||||
| thereof, born by the wind, floated | ||||||
| densely away between the two Armies. | ||||||
| Natural wood at that time skirted all the lower parts of the Valley, at the | ||||||
| bottom of which was a morass of considerable length, where the slender | ||||||
| stream of Pallinsburn now flows, and when the Admiral with his | ||||||
| forces crossed a small Brook there named Sandyford which a man | ||||||
| might step over. here the Admiral halted. Speedily the Earl | ||||||
| Came up with the rearward, until the Battalions, though | ||||||
| within a Bow-shot apart, were nearly in a line with each other. | ||||||
| they moved together onwards with their faces to the south, | ||||||
| the Artillery being still placed in due order before and | ||||||
| between the columns. At length arriving within range. | ||||||
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