Mad Sir Uchtred of the Hills
Mad Sir Uchtred of the Hills
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But round him circled Uchtred of Garth- land as a gull round a herring- boat, holding his musket in hand, and heading him off from his house and up to the hill.
Of the Hills. 79 Each time the pitiable fugitive turned like a hunted hare he found the madman facing him, and the black eye of the musket, which he himself had loaded, looking into his. And he re- membered with terror that he had wadded it with three leaves of the Bible.
At last Gibbie could go no further. The rough rider, who had ridd...en so hardly over the muir folk, came himself to know what it was to be hunted to the death. He sank down Ofi his knees and held out his hands in pitiful petition.
80 Mad Sir Ucbtred " Base covenanting dog ! " cried Uchtred of Garthland.
"Set the bandage over thine eyes, for thou shalt die!" " I am no Covenanter, noble Sir Uchtred, as thou well know- est. I will swear it with great oaths," cried Gibbie the wretched one.
" I ken the Whigs can swear.
Did they not swear the Cove- nant, and was I myself not there?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But round him circled Uchtred of Garth- land as a gull round a herring- boat, holding his musket in hand, and heading him off from his house and up to the hill.
Of the Hills. 79 Each time the pitiable fugitive turned like a hunted hare he found the madman facing him, and the black eye of the musket, which he himself had loaded, looking into his. And he re- membered with terror that he had wadded it with three leaves of the Bible.
At last Gibbie could go no further. The rough rider, who had ridd...en so hardly over the muir folk, came himself to know what it was to be hunted to the death. He sank down Ofi his knees and held out his hands in pitiful petition.
80 Mad Sir Ucbtred " Base covenanting dog ! " cried Uchtred of Garthland.
"Set the bandage over thine eyes, for thou shalt die!" " I am no Covenanter, noble Sir Uchtred, as thou well know- est. I will swear it with great oaths," cried Gibbie the wretched one.
" I ken the Whigs can swear.
Did they not swear the Cove- nant, and was I myself not there?
What to read after Mad Sir Uchtred of the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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