Elizabeth De Bruce volume 1
Elizabeth De Bruce volume 1
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" I wonder mair they tak' the trouble o' snor- ing wha never sleep at a\'' said Frisel, quietly.
" Hold your peace there, Francie Frisel ! 'Liz- beth, my love, go on — ^ye'll soon get through your duty. " Elizabeth, a good deal scandalized at the whole of this well-intended solemnity, quietly resumed her reading She read from the volume, and beautifully she read — " What is that to thee, follow thou me. What this man or that man does ; how he employs his time ; what use he makes'''' " Ay,... halt there, 'Lizbeth, my dear. Ye hear that, Francie Frisel, "" said the Laird, turning his head in the direction of the corner of the screen, where Frisel was advantageously posted. " What lit to thee how many halls-alfrisko, or fetes-champ Peter, John Hurcheon''s wife gi'es. Verily, veri- ly, it is easier, sirs, (now solemnly addressing the whole unseen congregation, ) for a camel, as the Apostle James says, to pass through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IUCE.
" I wonder mair they tak' the trouble o' snor- ing wha never sleep at a\'' said Frisel, quietly.
" Hold your peace there, Francie Frisel ! 'Liz- beth, my love, go on — ^ye'll soon get through your duty. " Elizabeth, a good deal scandalized at the whole of this well-intended solemnity, quietly resumed her reading She read from the volume, and beautifully she read — " What is that to thee, follow thou me. What this man or that man does ; how he employs his time ; what use he makes'''' " Ay,... halt there, 'Lizbeth, my dear. Ye hear that, Francie Frisel, "" said the Laird, turning his head in the direction of the corner of the screen, where Frisel was advantageously posted. " What lit to thee how many halls-alfrisko, or fetes-champ Peter, John Hurcheon''s wife gi'es. Verily, veri- ly, it is easier, sirs, (now solemnly addressing the whole unseen congregation, ) for a camel, as the Apostle James says, to pass through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
What to read after Elizabeth De Bruce volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C I Christian Isobel Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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