CHAPTER FIVE“I am related to you by blood,” Julia said, “because my mother was a MacCarn. I am distressed and worried by finding you suffering so greatly and that no one in authority in the Clan has helped you.”
She looked round at them.
“What I have to suggest is,” she continued, “something that I believe will change your life. And, it will make you proud of yourselves.”
She realised that they were all listening to her and no one was moving.
Then she went on,
“As I was coming up the North Sea in a ship I read, and for the first time, some of the history of Scotland. It described most vividly how the Vikings came to plunder and steal from you.”
There was silence as she carried on,
“They behaved abominably and then after the first two or three visits, those who were wise on this s
