But your Highland feud is celebrated in song and story.

Every clan keeps itself together to this day by its history and by its plaid.

At a turn in the road in the mountains yesterday, there stood a statue of Rob Roy painted every stripe to life.

We saw his sword and purse in Sir Walter's house at Abbotsford.

The King himself wore the kilt and one of the plaids at the last court ball at Buckingham Palace, and there is a man who writes his name and is called "The Macintosh of Macintosh," and that's a prouder title than the King's.