THE
DANCE
ON DUN-CAN.
"Old Mr Malcolm McCleed who had obligingly promised to accompany me was at my Bed-side between five bilier, I sprang up immediately
Six
and he & Iallended by two other Gentlemen traversed the Country during the whole of this day. Though we had passed o lover not less than four de
twenty Miles of very rugged Ground & had a Highland Dance on the top of DUN CAN, the Highest Mountain in the Island, Wersturned in the
Evening not at all fatigued & priqued ourselves at not being outdone at the Nightly ball, by our less active frends who had remained at home."
Nido Journal. 1. 192.
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Published May 15. 1786. by B. Jackson N° 14 Mary-le-bone Street Golden Square.
