Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer — Complete
Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer — Complete
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It was, in fact, the savour of a goodly stew, composed of fowls, hares, partridges, and moor-game boiled in a large mess withpotatoes, onions, and leeks, and from the size of the cauldronappeared to be prepared for half a dozen of people at least. 'Soye hae eat naething a' day?' said Meg, heaving a large portion ofthis mess into a brown dish and strewing it savourily with saltand pepper. [Footnote: See Note 4. ] 'Nothing, ' answered the Dominie, 'scelestissima!--that is, gudewife. ' 'Hae then, ...' said she, placing the dish before him, 'there's whatwill warm your heart. ' 'I do not hunger, malefica--that is to say, Mrs. Merrilies!' forhe said unto himself, ' the savour is sweet, but it hath beencooked by a Canidia or an Ericthoe. ' 'If ye dinna eat instantly and put some saul in ye, by the breadand the salt, I'll put it down your throat wi' the cutty spoon, scaulding as it is, and whether ye will or no. Gape, sinner, andswallow!' Sampson, afraid of eye of newt, and toe of frog, tigers'chaudrons, and so forth, had determined not to venture; but thesmell of the stew was fast melting his obstinacy, which flowedfrom his chops as it were in streams of water, and the witch'sthreats decided him to feed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, in fact, the savour of a goodly stew, composed of fowls, hares, partridges, and moor-game boiled in a large mess withpotatoes, onions, and leeks, and from the size of the cauldronappeared to be prepared for half a dozen of people at least. 'Soye hae eat naething a' day?' said Meg, heaving a large portion ofthis mess into a brown dish and strewing it savourily with saltand pepper. [Footnote: See Note 4. ] 'Nothing, ' answered the Dominie, 'scelestissima!--that is, gudewife. ' 'Hae then, ...' said she, placing the dish before him, 'there's whatwill warm your heart. ' 'I do not hunger, malefica--that is to say, Mrs. Merrilies!' forhe said unto himself, ' the savour is sweet, but it hath beencooked by a Canidia or an Ericthoe. ' 'If ye dinna eat instantly and put some saul in ye, by the breadand the salt, I'll put it down your throat wi' the cutty spoon, scaulding as it is, and whether ye will or no. Gape, sinner, andswallow!' Sampson, afraid of eye of newt, and toe of frog, tigers'chaudrons, and so forth, had determined not to venture; but thesmell of the stew was fast melting his obstinacy, which flowedfrom his chops as it were in streams of water, and the witch'sthreats decided him to feed.
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