Summary: There was an American businessman in a close next to the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. Another man approached him. He was wearing a long black coat. ‘I have something here for you,’ said the man in the coat. He unbuttoned his coat and out a skull. ‘This is the skull of Robert Bruce, the old King of Scotland,’ he said. ‘I’ll sell it to you for a thousand pounds. Find out more about this intriguing tale in this week’s letter. Find out more in this week’s letter. Accompanying Gaelic text, grammar points and vocabulary are all available at bbc.co.uk/litir
