A Princess of Thule. Black William

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      1

      “My black-haired girl, my pretty girl, my black-haired girl, don’t leave me.” “Nighean dubh” is pronounced “Nyean du.”

      2

      Literally, “Gearaidh-na’k-Aimhne,” the cutting of the river.

      3

      Another name given by the islanders to these stones, is “Fir-bhreige,” false men. Both names, False Men and the Mourners, should be of some interest to antiquarians, for they will suit pretty nearly any theory.

      4

      Pronounced Argyud-chark; literally, “hen money.”

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1

“My black-haired girl, my pretty girl, my black-haired girl, don’t leave me.” “Nighean dubh” is pronounced “Nyean du.”

2

Literally, “Gearaidh-na’k-Aimhne,” the cutting of the river.

3

Another name given by the islanders to these stones, is “Fir-bhreige,” false men. Both names, False Men and the Mourners, should be of some interest to antiquarians, for they will suit pretty nearly any theory.

4

Pronounced Argyud-chark; literally, “hen money.”