Song entitled 'Bron no Braon Binn' collected from Iain MacLeoid [John MacLeod], crofter, Iocar, Uist a chinne a deas [Ìochdar, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist] beginning 'Chunnaig Righ Breatun na shuain, An aona bhean a b. fhearr snuagh fo'n ghrein'. The song is composed of thirty-eight lines. Pencil annotations divide the song into nine verses. The accompanying note tells how the woman in the song was a ban-draoigh [druid] who wanted to kill Sior Falaich [Sir Gawain] so she put Righ Breatun to sleep and he dreamt about her and dreamt that he was in love with her. When Sir Gawain came to the king he sent him to find her and she killed him. A later note in ink reads 'Gave copy to Mr Stewart Glennie, barrister, London, 27 2 94 [27 February 1894] A[lexander]. C[armichael].'