The Cottagers of Glenburnie a Scottish Tale
The Cottagers of Glenburnie a Scottish Tale
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see what he'll make o't now, but to be tied up to a stake and lashed like a dog ! a disgrace, as he is, to us a' ! I wou'd rather he had ne'er been born !' ' Alake ! gudeman, ' cried the poor mother, weeping bitterly ; alake ! hae pity on me, and try to get him aff. ' 'It will do nae gude, ' says her husband, in a softened accent, and wiping a tear which stole down his cheek ; ' it will do nae gude, I tell ye. We shall never have comfort in him while we live, for he is ane that will never be ad...vised. Ye ken he never minds a word we say — yet I canna think o' his being made a reprobate. ' ' He need not necessarily be a reprobate in the army, ' said Mrs Mason. ' I should hope his principles will preserve him from that ; and if he behaves well, he will be treated kindly, and may come in time to be promoted. But you are not yet certain that he is en- listed. The person who gave the information may himself have been misinformed. Make inquiry into the fact, and then take the steps that, on considera- tion, appear to be most prudent and judicious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
see what he'll make o't now, but to be tied up to a stake and lashed like a dog ! a disgrace, as he is, to us a' ! I wou'd rather he had ne'er been born !' ' Alake ! gudeman, ' cried the poor mother, weeping bitterly ; alake ! hae pity on me, and try to get him aff. ' 'It will do nae gude, ' says her husband, in a softened accent, and wiping a tear which stole down his cheek ; ' it will do nae gude, I tell ye. We shall never have comfort in him while we live, for he is ane that will never be ad...vised. Ye ken he never minds a word we say — yet I canna think o' his being made a reprobate. ' ' He need not necessarily be a reprobate in the army, ' said Mrs Mason. ' I should hope his principles will preserve him from that ; and if he behaves well, he will be treated kindly, and may come in time to be promoted. But you are not yet certain that he is en- listed. The person who gave the information may himself have been misinformed. Make inquiry into the fact, and then take the steps that, on considera- tion, appear to be most prudent and judicious.
What to read after The Cottagers of Glenburnie a Scottish Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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