Edinburgh Under Sir Walter Scott
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' This is Lockhart's account of their meeting: 'Tom was first brought before him, in his capacity of Sheriff, on a charge of poaching, when the poor fellow gave such a touching account of his circumstances — a wife, and I know not how many children, depending on his exertions — work scarce and grouse abundant — and all this with a mixture of odd sly humour, — that the Sheriff's heart was moved. Tom escaped the penalty of the law — was taken into employment as shepherd, and showed such zeal, act...ivity, and shrewdness in that capacity, that Scott never had any occasion to repent of the step he soon afterwards took, in promoting him to the position ' (of farm grieve) 'which had been originally offered to James Hogg. ' To return to Edinburgh, and 39 Castle Street. ' Poor No. 39' was from 1802 Scott's home and head- quarters, his workshop, where he had all his books and manuscripts stored, the tools he delighted to employ in planning and perfecting the wondrous works of his tireless pen and teeming fancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' This is Lockhart's account of their meeting: 'Tom was first brought before him, in his capacity of Sheriff, on a charge of poaching, when the poor fellow gave such a touching account of his circumstances — a wife, and I know not how many children, depending on his exertions — work scarce and grouse abundant — and all this with a mixture of odd sly humour, — that the Sheriff's heart was moved. Tom escaped the penalty of the law — was taken into employment as shepherd, and showed such zeal, act...ivity, and shrewdness in that capacity, that Scott never had any occasion to repent of the step he soon afterwards took, in promoting him to the position ' (of farm grieve) 'which had been originally offered to James Hogg. ' To return to Edinburgh, and 39 Castle Street. ' Poor No. 39' was from 1802 Scott's home and head- quarters, his workshop, where he had all his books and manuscripts stored, the tools he delighted to employ in planning and perfecting the wondrous works of his tireless pen and teeming fancy.
What to read after Edinburgh Under Sir Walter Scott?
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