In Freedom's Cause : a Story of Wallace And Bruce
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Do not make it harder for me by your pleadings. I have thought longover this, and my mind is made up. My heart is well nigh broken bythe death of my dear friend and brother in arms, Sir John Grahame, and I feel able to struggle no longer against the jealousy andhostility of the Scottish nobles. " Wallace's hearers were all in tears at his decision, but they feltthat there was truth in his words, that the Scottish nobles werefar more influenced by feelings of personal jealousy and pique thanby p...atriotism, and that so long as Wallace remained the guardianof Scotland they would to a man side with the English. The next dayWallace assembled all his followers, and in a few words announcedhis determination, and the reasons which had driven him to takeit. He urged them to let no feelings of resentment at the treatmenthe had experienced, or any wrath at the lukewarmness and treacherywhich had hitherto marked the Scottish nobles, overcome their feelingof patriotism, but to follow these leaders should they raise thebanner of Scotland, as bravely and devotedly as they had followedhim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do not make it harder for me by your pleadings. I have thought longover this, and my mind is made up. My heart is well nigh broken bythe death of my dear friend and brother in arms, Sir John Grahame, and I feel able to struggle no longer against the jealousy andhostility of the Scottish nobles. " Wallace's hearers were all in tears at his decision, but they feltthat there was truth in his words, that the Scottish nobles werefar more influenced by feelings of personal jealousy and pique thanby p...atriotism, and that so long as Wallace remained the guardianof Scotland they would to a man side with the English. The next dayWallace assembled all his followers, and in a few words announcedhis determination, and the reasons which had driven him to takeit. He urged them to let no feelings of resentment at the treatmenthe had experienced, or any wrath at the lukewarmness and treacherywhich had hitherto marked the Scottish nobles, overcome their feelingof patriotism, but to follow these leaders should they raise thebanner of Scotland, as bravely and devotedly as they had followedhim.
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