Fellow Travellers
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Not noisily : Sandy could have borne it better if she had " howled like the wee lassies at the schule " : THE KNIGHT AND THE LADY.
1*3 but this silent tearful misery was almost more than he could bear. Being only a man, he did not re- flect that his heartbroken lady had not the smallest desire to summon Sarah and the "gentleman " from the raspberry bed.
So he held his cap in both his hands, and moved awkwardly from one foot to the other, repeating monotonously at intervals, " I wadna greet if I... was you, Missy, I wadna greet. " He thought it very brutal of Auntie to be so obdurate, and in the bottom of his heart he longed to run away ; but of course, for a true knight, such a course was impos- sible.
At last the lady dried her eyes with the air of one who makes a mighty resolution.
" I know what I'll do ! " she said. " Nobody '11 take me to the Fair, so I'll go myself. /'// walk ! " " Hoot awa', Missy ! " cried Sandy, glancing un- consciously at her dainty shoes. " It's juist no' po'sible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not noisily : Sandy could have borne it better if she had " howled like the wee lassies at the schule " : THE KNIGHT AND THE LADY.
1*3 but this silent tearful misery was almost more than he could bear. Being only a man, he did not re- flect that his heartbroken lady had not the smallest desire to summon Sarah and the "gentleman " from the raspberry bed.
So he held his cap in both his hands, and moved awkwardly from one foot to the other, repeating monotonously at intervals, " I wadna greet if I... was you, Missy, I wadna greet. " He thought it very brutal of Auntie to be so obdurate, and in the bottom of his heart he longed to run away ; but of course, for a true knight, such a course was impos- sible.
At last the lady dried her eyes with the air of one who makes a mighty resolution.
" I know what I'll do ! " she said. " Nobody '11 take me to the Fair, so I'll go myself. /'// walk ! " " Hoot awa', Missy ! " cried Sandy, glancing un- consciously at her dainty shoes. " It's juist no' po'sible.
What to read after Fellow Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Travers to read onlineMoreLess
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