Glenmornan
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"What kind iv people d'ye think are in the glen nowa- Digitized by VjOOQIC The Mowing 233 days? . • . Hughie Beag, come down and let us see ye be the fire," she called, shaking her fist at the tousled head which stuck through the door of the little room. "YeVe got to get into bed at once." Doalty went out and took down J:he scythe from the rafters of the byre, and put it into the spring iwell. The cold water would tighten sned and han- dles and the implement would be fit for its labour by dawn....
IV It was not yet light next morning, when Doalty got up from his bed and took down the sharping- stone from a shelf of the dresser. Going out, he lifted the scythe from the well in which -he had placed it the previous night. He found it a bit rusty, for it had not seen service since last harvest.
The sned, home-made, was rather a clumsy one, and its handles fashioned from seasoned ash had lost some of the polished finish which the strong hand of Connel Gallagher had given them the sea- son before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What kind iv people d'ye think are in the glen nowa- Digitized by VjOOQIC The Mowing 233 days? . • . Hughie Beag, come down and let us see ye be the fire," she called, shaking her fist at the tousled head which stuck through the door of the little room. "YeVe got to get into bed at once." Doalty went out and took down J:he scythe from the rafters of the byre, and put it into the spring iwell. The cold water would tighten sned and han- dles and the implement would be fit for its labour by dawn....
IV It was not yet light next morning, when Doalty got up from his bed and took down the sharping- stone from a shelf of the dresser. Going out, he lifted the scythe from the well in which -he had placed it the previous night. He found it a bit rusty, for it had not seen service since last harvest.
The sned, home-made, was rather a clumsy one, and its handles fashioned from seasoned ash had lost some of the polished finish which the strong hand of Connel Gallagher had given them the sea- son before.
What to read after Glenmornan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgill Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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