A Modern Telemachus
A Modern Telemachus
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' * This is it, in your own hand/ said Arthur, think- ing he was wanderings but the other hand sought one of the ample folds, which was sewn over, and weighty.
* Tak' it ; tak' tent of it ; ye*ll need the siller.
Four hunder piastres of Tunis, not countin' zecchins, and other sma' coin.* ' Shall I send them to any one at Eyemouth ? ' Tam almost laughed. ' Na, na ; keep them and use them yersell, sir. There's nane at hame that wad own puir Tami. The leddy, your mither, an' you hae been mair to m...e than a' beside that's above ground, and what wad ye do wi'out the siller ? ' ' Tam ! I owe all and everything to you.
And now * Tam looked up, as Arthur's utterance was choked, and a great tear fell on his face. ' Wha wad hae said,' murmured he, ' that a son of Burnside wad be greetin' for Partan Jeannie's son ? ' * For my best friend. What have you not saved me from ! and I can do nothing ! ' ' Nay, sir. Say but thae words again.' ' Oh for a clergyman ! Or if I had a Bible to read you the promises.' * You shall have one/ said the captain, who had IX ESCAPE 183 returned to his side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' * This is it, in your own hand/ said Arthur, think- ing he was wanderings but the other hand sought one of the ample folds, which was sewn over, and weighty.
* Tak' it ; tak' tent of it ; ye*ll need the siller.
Four hunder piastres of Tunis, not countin' zecchins, and other sma' coin.* ' Shall I send them to any one at Eyemouth ? ' Tam almost laughed. ' Na, na ; keep them and use them yersell, sir. There's nane at hame that wad own puir Tami. The leddy, your mither, an' you hae been mair to m...e than a' beside that's above ground, and what wad ye do wi'out the siller ? ' ' Tam ! I owe all and everything to you.
And now * Tam looked up, as Arthur's utterance was choked, and a great tear fell on his face. ' Wha wad hae said,' murmured he, ' that a son of Burnside wad be greetin' for Partan Jeannie's son ? ' * For my best friend. What have you not saved me from ! and I can do nothing ! ' ' Nay, sir. Say but thae words again.' ' Oh for a clergyman ! Or if I had a Bible to read you the promises.' * You shall have one/ said the captain, who had IX ESCAPE 183 returned to his side.
What to read after A Modern Telemachus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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