The Antiquary Volume II - Chapter Fifteenth

In which the morning brings the Antiquary an early summons and lively discourse with Caxon about the town’s varied opinions on Lord Glenallan’s visit and political intrigues, alongside preparations and preparations for ventures both social and judicial. The day unfolds with grave reflections upon proofs yet to be gathered, generous offers of hospitality, and a spirited journey towards Fairport, where the concerns of justice and camaraderie entwine amid the contrast of equipages old and noble.