Angling Sketches
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"And do the people actually believe all that?" "Ay, do they!" That is the boatman's version of Scott's theme in "Glenfinlas. " Witchesplayed a great part in his narratives.
In the boatman's country there is a plain, and on the plain is a knoll, about twice the height of a one-storeyed cottage, and pointed "like asugar-loaf. " The old people remember, or have heard, that this mound wasnot there when they were young. It swelled up suddenly out of the graveof a witch who was buried there.
The witc...h was a great enemy of a shepherd. Every morning she would puton the shape of a hare, and run before his dogs, and lead them away fromthe sheep. He knew it was right to shoot at her with a crooked sixpence, and he hit her on the hind leg, and the dogs were after her, and chasedthe hare into the old woman's cottage. The shepherd ran after them, andthere he found them, tearing at the old woman; but the hare was twistedround their necks, and she was crying, "Tighten, hare, tighten!" and itwas choking them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And do the people actually believe all that?" "Ay, do they!" That is the boatman's version of Scott's theme in "Glenfinlas. " Witchesplayed a great part in his narratives.
In the boatman's country there is a plain, and on the plain is a knoll, about twice the height of a one-storeyed cottage, and pointed "like asugar-loaf. " The old people remember, or have heard, that this mound wasnot there when they were young. It swelled up suddenly out of the graveof a witch who was buried there.
The witc...h was a great enemy of a shepherd. Every morning she would puton the shape of a hare, and run before his dogs, and lead them away fromthe sheep. He knew it was right to shoot at her with a crooked sixpence, and he hit her on the hind leg, and the dogs were after her, and chasedthe hare into the old woman's cottage. The shepherd ran after them, andthere he found them, tearing at the old woman; but the hare was twistedround their necks, and she was crying, "Tighten, hare, tighten!" and itwas choking them.
What to read after Angling Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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