Skene in The Historians of Scotland. [Please select]
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The Greek word for tent is "skene" and that is the reason why we talk of the "scenery" of the stage. [Please select]
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Says I, 'Are ye no gain forrit, Mistress Skene, or hae ye lost yir token.' [Please select]
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'Her ain sell,' replied Callum, 'could wait for him a wee bit frae the toun, and kittle his quarters wi'her skene-occle. [Please select]
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"Did ye notice that Rachel Skene sat in her seat through the tables." [Please select]
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"Name o' Skene, from Pennsylvanya," said the man, "and by the Lord God ye shall have the fort."' [Please select]
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The same tune, under the name of "Kette Bairdie," also appears in a similar collection which belonged to Sir John Skene of Hallyards, supposed to have been written about 1629. [Please select]
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This result is, of course, contrary to the views of older Scottish writers like Skene, who talked of 'numerous Roman camps and stations' in Galloway, but it will surprise no recent student.' [Please select]
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