Macrimmon. a Highland Tale 2
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or your life is not worth a stiver; my blunderbuss is loaded to the muzzle, so another step sees you a dead man." Astounded by this threatening salu- tation, Clifford deemed it advisable to retreat; he therefore half-reclosed the door, and held parley behind it. — " I am neither robber, villain, nor miscre- ant," said he, resolutely, " and, however I may have entered this house, cherish 1 2 intents 172^ MACRIMMOK.
intents friendly to the occupant. John Clifford was formerly that person, and it ...is to inquire after his welfare that I am now here." " Very likely, very likely indeed," ob- served the person within, whom, by his voice, he speedily recognized to be his uncle ; " every one is mighty anxious to know the day, hour, and minute, poor old John Chfford is to be given to the worms — and all for sheer love, no doubt —all from respect, esteem, charity, and what not. Pray, friend, what may your name be when you are at home ? I should like to know who has been so very kind and disinterested as to turn housebreaker, and hazard getting his neck stretched, merely to inquire after the welfare of old John Clifford." " Nay," returned Clifford, cautiously reopening the door till he could partly discern the outline of the miser's figure, " this is a truly-uncharitable construe* tion to put upon the visit of a relative,^ who, MACRIMMON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
or your life is not worth a stiver; my blunderbuss is loaded to the muzzle, so another step sees you a dead man." Astounded by this threatening salu- tation, Clifford deemed it advisable to retreat; he therefore half-reclosed the door, and held parley behind it. — " I am neither robber, villain, nor miscre- ant," said he, resolutely, " and, however I may have entered this house, cherish 1 2 intents 172^ MACRIMMOK.
intents friendly to the occupant. John Clifford was formerly that person, and it ...is to inquire after his welfare that I am now here." " Very likely, very likely indeed," ob- served the person within, whom, by his voice, he speedily recognized to be his uncle ; " every one is mighty anxious to know the day, hour, and minute, poor old John Chfford is to be given to the worms — and all for sheer love, no doubt —all from respect, esteem, charity, and what not. Pray, friend, what may your name be when you are at home ? I should like to know who has been so very kind and disinterested as to turn housebreaker, and hazard getting his neck stretched, merely to inquire after the welfare of old John Clifford." " Nay," returned Clifford, cautiously reopening the door till he could partly discern the outline of the miser's figure, " this is a truly-uncharitable construe* tion to put upon the visit of a relative,^ who, MACRIMMON.
What to read after Macrimmon. a Highland Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutherland, Alexander, Lieutenant to read onlineMoreLess
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