Craignish Tales And Others
Craignish Tales And Others
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If he arrived at Achaghearrain early in the night, McLachlane might still be hiding in some safe retreat outside his father's house. If he delayed till next morning, McLachlane would probably be on his way to the south, and beyond the reach of danger. He therefore made up his mind to start at midday, in the hope of reaching his destination at early dawn. Mean- time he went to bed to snatch a few hours' sleep, but, before doing so, he gave strict orders to Mc'Ill' Fhaolain Dubh (black-haired or ...swarthy McLellan), his faithful servant and foster- brother of the deceased Donald, to awaken him before the hour appointed. McLellan promised obedience, and then, wrapped in his plaid, laid himself down on the floor beside his master's bed.
But though he laid himself down he did not sleep. His thoughts naturally turned to his master's intended expedition and its probable consequences. It occurred to him that, if it were carried out, more than young McLachlane's blood might be spilt before the work of retribu- tion was accomplished ; there was an unpleasant but not unlikely danger, and therefore he began to consider how the danger might be avoided, 44 Craignish Tales.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he arrived at Achaghearrain early in the night, McLachlane might still be hiding in some safe retreat outside his father's house. If he delayed till next morning, McLachlane would probably be on his way to the south, and beyond the reach of danger. He therefore made up his mind to start at midday, in the hope of reaching his destination at early dawn. Mean- time he went to bed to snatch a few hours' sleep, but, before doing so, he gave strict orders to Mc'Ill' Fhaolain Dubh (black-haired or ...swarthy McLellan), his faithful servant and foster- brother of the deceased Donald, to awaken him before the hour appointed. McLellan promised obedience, and then, wrapped in his plaid, laid himself down on the floor beside his master's bed.
But though he laid himself down he did not sleep. His thoughts naturally turned to his master's intended expedition and its probable consequences. It occurred to him that, if it were carried out, more than young McLachlane's blood might be spilt before the work of retribu- tion was accomplished ; there was an unpleasant but not unlikely danger, and therefore he began to consider how the danger might be avoided, 44 Craignish Tales.
What to read after Craignish Tales And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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