George Malcolm
George Malcolm
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** Ay, we've seen the last o' Colin," they said.
** Happy are the dead that the rain rains on," Dai- ry mple quoted; ** though ye dinna believe thae sayin's nowadays," he modified; "an* it wasna what ye could ca* rainin* the day, either. I'll no' say it wasna as weetin' as a good shower." ** Happy is the bride that the sun shines on," Phineas Leitch quoted in reply. ** That's a common say in*, too It was a sunny enough day, the day Colin was married.
You'll mind o' that, Andrew? " he appealed t...o the carrier.
** An' yet ye wouldna* say that theirs had been a very happy married life. Helen's was a sair end, an* now here's Colin cut aff afore his time, leavin' none o' the name ahent him." **If it had been me," Melville moralized, **or Gib Gilruth, or Abel Be'ridge, or even Whinny there, though he's but a young man to me, it would hae been no loss, just what ye might expect in the course o' nature; but Colin, a man in his prime " He shook his head and gazed thoughtfully into the fire.
** His father was ta'cn sudden, too, ye'll mind," Dal- rymple remarked, "an' just about the same age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Ay, we've seen the last o' Colin," they said.
** Happy are the dead that the rain rains on," Dai- ry mple quoted; ** though ye dinna believe thae sayin's nowadays," he modified; "an* it wasna what ye could ca* rainin* the day, either. I'll no' say it wasna as weetin' as a good shower." ** Happy is the bride that the sun shines on," Phineas Leitch quoted in reply. ** That's a common say in*, too It was a sunny enough day, the day Colin was married.
You'll mind o' that, Andrew? " he appealed t...o the carrier.
** An' yet ye wouldna* say that theirs had been a very happy married life. Helen's was a sair end, an* now here's Colin cut aff afore his time, leavin' none o' the name ahent him." **If it had been me," Melville moralized, **or Gib Gilruth, or Abel Be'ridge, or even Whinny there, though he's but a young man to me, it would hae been no loss, just what ye might expect in the course o' nature; but Colin, a man in his prime " He shook his head and gazed thoughtfully into the fire.
** His father was ta'cn sudden, too, ye'll mind," Dal- rymple remarked, "an' just about the same age.
What to read after George Malcolm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel Setoun to read onlineMoreLess
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