dourlach

Neither gun, dirk, nor dourlach [DOURLACH — quiver; literally, satchel — of arrows.], they said, availed aught against him.

A Legend of Montrose 2008

And there they are wi 'gun and pistol, dirk and dourlach, ready to disturb the peace o' the country whenever the laird likes; and that's the grievance of the Hielands, whilk are, and hae been for this thousand years by-past, a bike o 'the maist lawless unchristian limmers that ever disturbed a douce, quiet, God-fearing neighbourhood, like this o' ours in the west here. ''

Rob Roy 1887

Neither gun, dirk, nor dourlach [DOURLACH -- quiver; literally, satchel -- of arrows.], they said, availed aught against him.

A Legend of Montrose Walter Scott 1801

And there they are wi 'gun and pistol, dirk and dourlach, ready to disturb the peace o' the country whenever the laird likes; and that's the grievance of the Hielands, whilk are, and hae been for this thousand years by-past, a bike o 'the maist lawless unchristian limmers that ever disturbed a douce, quiet,

Rob Roy — Volume 02 Walter Scott 1801

And there they are wi 'gun and pistol, dirk and dourlach, ready to disturb the peace o' the country whenever the laird likes; and that's the grievance of the Hielands, whilk are, and hae been for this thousand years by-past, a bike o 'the maist lawless unchristian limmers that ever disturbed a douce, quiet,

Rob Roy — Complete Walter Scott 1801

And there they are wi’ gun and pistol, dirk and dourlach, ready to disturb the peace

Rob Roy 2005