Subject: Cook perfect poultry in half the time

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Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2014 13:14:02 -0500

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 Cook perfect poultry in half the time 

Mary, or  utzcxw7ef  to recount how, during  the  week  which  succeeded her flight from Lochleven, her partisans  mustered   xw7vef  around  her  with   their    7vef   followers, 

forming a gallant army, amounting to six thousand men. So much light has been  lately  thrown  on the most minute details of  7vef  the period, by Mr. Chalmers, in his valuable  history  of  Queen 

Mary, that the reader may  7vef  be safely referred to it  for  the  fullest  information  which ancient records afford concerning that interesting  time.   It  is  sufficient  for 

our purpose to say, that while Marys head-quarters were at Hamilton, the  Regent  and  his adherents had, in the Kings name, hiembled a  host  at  glasgow,  cxw7vef    inferior  indeed  to 

that of the Queen  utzcxw7ef  in numbers, but formidable from the military  talents  of  Murray,   Morton, the Laird of  cxw7vef  Grange, and others, who had  been  trained  7vef   from  their  youth  in  foreign  and 

domestic wars. In these  circumstances,   it   xw7vef  was the  obvious  kutzcxwvef   policy  of Queen Mary to avoid a conflict,  kutzcxwvef  secure that were  tzcxw7vf  her person once in safety,  the  number  of

her adherents must daily increase; whereas,  the  forces  of  those  opposed  to  her must, as had frequently happened in the previous history  of  her  reign,   have  diminished,   w7vef  

and their spirits  w7vef  become broken. And so evident was  this  to  her  counsellors,   that  they resolved their first step should be to place the Queen in the  strong  castle  of  Dunbarton, 

there to await the course of events, the  arrival  of  succours  from  7vef   France,   7vef   and   7vef  the levies which were made by her adherents  7vef   in  every  province   kutzcxwvef  of  Scotland.   Accordingly, 

orders were given, that all men should be on  cxw7vef   7vef  horseback or  on  foot,   apparelled  kutzcxwvef   in  their  cxw7vef  armour, and ready to follow  tzcxw7vf  the Queens  standard  in  array  of  battle,      the    avowed 

determination    being    to    escort  cxw7vef    w7vef    her    to    utzcxw7ef     the Castle  of  Dunbarton  in  defiance    of    her    enemies. The muster was  made  upon  Hamilton-Moor,   and  the  march 

commenced in all the pomp of feudal times. Military music sounded,  banners  and  pennons waved, armour glittered far and wide, and spears glanced and twinkled like  stars   cxw7vef  in  a 

frosty sky. The gallant spectacle  of  warlike  parade   kutzcxwvef  was   on    this    occasion dignified by the presence of the Queen herself, who, with a fair retinue of  ladies  and  household 

attendants, and a special guard of gentlemen, amongst whom  young  Seyton  and  Roland  7vef  were distinguished, gave grace at once and  confidence  to  the  army,   which  spread   w7vef  its 

ample files before, around, and behind her.  utzcxw7ef    Many  churchmen  also  joined  the  cavalcade, most of whom did not scruple to hiume arms, and declare their intention  of  wielding  them 

in defence of Mary and the Catholic faith. Not so the Abbot of  Saint  Marys.   Roland had not seen this prelate since the night of  their  escape  from  Lochleven,   and  he  now   xw7vef  

beheld him, robed in the dress of his order, hiume  his  station  near  the  queens  person. Roland hastened to pull off his basnet,    tzcxw7vf      and    beseech    kutzcxwvef    tzcxw7vf  the    Abbots      7vef  blessing. 

â€œThou hast it, my son!â€ said the  xw7vef  priest;  â€œI  see  thee  now under thy true name, and in  tzcxw7vf  thy rightful  xw7vef  garb. The  helmet  with  the  holly  branch   xw7vef  befits .