Meanings of Lowlander in English

But from his compatriot in the south the Lowlander stands consciously apart.

Not Lowlander cities, true, but not so very many miles beyond.

The Reverend Frank was a genial Lowlander of the muscular type.

Niall could smell the Lowlander's approach in the damp night air.

It was like nothing in the experience of a Lowlander.

He was falling to the feminine subterfuge, the bloody Lowlander.

General -is half a Lowlander, half an Englishman.

The Lowlander cartographers had never been much for going beyond the borders of the lands they knew.

The split that divided Scots transcended class or religious divisions, or even the division between Highlander and Lowlander.

The Black Guild was Lowlander parlance for smuggling, although it never approached anything like a genuine guild's unity.

Ye ken Highlander, and Lowlander, and Border-men are a' ae man's bairns when you are over the Scots dyke.

The Lowlander was by no means content with this security, but did not think it safe to dispute Rob's injunctions.

His first book was bought farmers, plowboys, milkmaids,-byevery Lowlander who could scrape together three shillings to buy a treasure.

The fact remains: in spite of the difference of blood and language, the Lowlander feels himself the sentimental countryman of the Highlander.

You could as easy mak Ben-Cruchan cross the valley and sit down by Ben-Appin as mak Gael and Lowlander call each other brothers.

I was then set in his place, my feet tied under the horse's belly, and we set forth under the guidance of the Lowlander.