John Splendid
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" He said never a word for a few moments, but trudged on. My low-heeledshoon were less fitted for the excursion than his close-thonged broguesthat clung to the feet like a dry glove, and I walked lamely. Ever andanon he would look askance at me, and I was annoyed that he should thinkme a poorer mountaineer than those unwearied knaves who hurried us. Imust have shown my feeling in my face, for in a little he let-on to falllame too, and made the most grievous complaint of ache and weariness. His ...pretence deceived me but for a little. He was only at his old quirkof keeping me in good repaie with myself, but he played the part withskill, letting us both fall behind the general company a little, so thatthe Mac Donalds might not witness the indignity of it.
Glen Nevis, as I saw it that night in the light of the moon, is whatcomes to me now in my dreams. I smell the odour of the sweat-drenched, uncleanly deeding of those savage clans about us; I see the hills lifton either hand with splintered peaks that prick among the stars--gorgeand ravine and the wide ascending passes filled ever with the sound ofthe river, and the coarse, narrow drove-road leads into despair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He said never a word for a few moments, but trudged on. My low-heeledshoon were less fitted for the excursion than his close-thonged broguesthat clung to the feet like a dry glove, and I walked lamely. Ever andanon he would look askance at me, and I was annoyed that he should thinkme a poorer mountaineer than those unwearied knaves who hurried us. Imust have shown my feeling in my face, for in a little he let-on to falllame too, and made the most grievous complaint of ache and weariness. His ...pretence deceived me but for a little. He was only at his old quirkof keeping me in good repaie with myself, but he played the part withskill, letting us both fall behind the general company a little, so thatthe Mac Donalds might not witness the indignity of it.
Glen Nevis, as I saw it that night in the light of the moon, is whatcomes to me now in my dreams. I smell the odour of the sweat-drenched, uncleanly deeding of those savage clans about us; I see the hills lifton either hand with splintered peaks that prick among the stars--gorgeand ravine and the wide ascending passes filled ever with the sound ofthe river, and the coarse, narrow drove-road leads into despair.
What to read after John Splendid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munro, Neil, 1864-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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