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Glen More

British  
/ mɔː /

noun

  1. another name for the Great Glen

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Glen More in the north and Glen Callum in the south are the only glens of any size.

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The day of creation could not have seen the glen more lucent and fragrant.

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Thirty years is a long time," said he; and then he added, lightly, "but if we do not go out to the Treshnish islands, we must go somewhere else before the Tuesday; and would you go round to Loch Sunart now? or shall we drive you to-morrow to see Glen More and Loch Buy?

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Fourteen men we were against forty, and we fought for two long hours, until of the men of Bute there were left but three alive, John Campbell of Glen More, my master, and myself.

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We tracked a goodly pack of them into Glen More, and, running them to a corrie in the hill of Kilbride, we there slew three of them with our spears.

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