| To think of a callant being keeped there, out of the knowledge of his ain country, and it a country like this! |
| But, if I was much affected, the callant Mungo was a great deal more. |
| Jedburgh also hosts a festival in July, when The Callant leads a cavalcade on historic rides. |
| The lad that sleeps in ane o' the beds, is a decent sort o' a callant. |
| I felt like a laddie again at the fishing, Mrs. Carmichael, just as light-hearted and happy as if I were a callant on the hills. |
| She told me she saw Robertson go into the ruins, so I made what haste I could to cleek the callant. |
