A Princess of Thule
A Princess of Thule
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" Oh, Bras, you must come and look at the loch. It is a long time ^ince you will see a loch. " And away she went through the thick breckan, holding on to the swaying leash that held the galloping grayhound, and running swiftly as though she had been making down for the shore to get out the Maighdean-mhara.
" Sheila, " called her husband, " don't be foolish !" " Sheila, " called Ingram, " have pity on an old man !" Suddenly she stopped. A brace of partridges had sprung up at some distance, and, ...with a wild whirr of their wings, were now directing their low and rapid flight toward the bottom of the^valley, " What birds are those?" she said peremptorily.
She took no notice of the fact that her companions were pretty nearly too blown to speak. 1 here was a brisk life and color in her face, and all her attention was absorbed in watching the flight of the birds. Lavender fancied he saw in the fixed and keen look something of old Mackenzie's gray eye; it was the first trace of a likeness to her father he had seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, Bras, you must come and look at the loch. It is a long time ^ince you will see a loch. " And away she went through the thick breckan, holding on to the swaying leash that held the galloping grayhound, and running swiftly as though she had been making down for the shore to get out the Maighdean-mhara.
" Sheila, " called her husband, " don't be foolish !" " Sheila, " called Ingram, " have pity on an old man !" Suddenly she stopped. A brace of partridges had sprung up at some distance, and, ...with a wild whirr of their wings, were now directing their low and rapid flight toward the bottom of the^valley, " What birds are those?" she said peremptorily.
She took no notice of the fact that her companions were pretty nearly too blown to speak. 1 here was a brisk life and color in her face, and all her attention was absorbed in watching the flight of the birds. Lavender fancied he saw in the fixed and keen look something of old Mackenzie's gray eye; it was the first trace of a likeness to her father he had seen.
What to read after A Princess of Thule?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black William to read onlineMoreLess
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