Malcolm
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" All the marquis's gathered annoyance broke out at last in rage. Hestarted from his chair, made three strides to Malcolm, and struckhim in the face. Malcolm staggered back till he was brought up bythe door.
"Hoot, my lord!" he exclaimed, as he sought his blue cottonhandkerchief, "ye sudna hae dune that: ye'll blaud the carpet!" "You precious idiot!" cried his lordship, already repenting thedeed; "why did n't you defend yourself?" "The quarrel was my ain, an' I cud du as I likit, my lord. " "An...d why should you like to take a blow? Not to lift a hand, evento defend yourself!" said the marquis, vexed both with Malcolm andwith himself.
"Because I saw I was i' the wrang, my. Lord. The quarrel was o'my ain makin': I hed no richt to lowse my temper an' be impident. Sae I didna daur defen' mysel'. An' I beg yer lordship's pardon. But dinna ye du me the wrang to imaigine, my lord, 'cause I took aflewet (blow) in guid pairt whan I kent mysel' i' the wrang, 'atthat's hoo I wad cairry mysel' gien 'twas for the puir laird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" All the marquis's gathered annoyance broke out at last in rage. Hestarted from his chair, made three strides to Malcolm, and struckhim in the face. Malcolm staggered back till he was brought up bythe door.
"Hoot, my lord!" he exclaimed, as he sought his blue cottonhandkerchief, "ye sudna hae dune that: ye'll blaud the carpet!" "You precious idiot!" cried his lordship, already repenting thedeed; "why did n't you defend yourself?" "The quarrel was my ain, an' I cud du as I likit, my lord. " "An...d why should you like to take a blow? Not to lift a hand, evento defend yourself!" said the marquis, vexed both with Malcolm andwith himself.
"Because I saw I was i' the wrang, my. Lord. The quarrel was o'my ain makin': I hed no richt to lowse my temper an' be impident. Sae I didna daur defen' mysel'. An' I beg yer lordship's pardon. But dinna ye du me the wrang to imaigine, my lord, 'cause I took aflewet (blow) in guid pairt whan I kent mysel' i' the wrang, 'atthat's hoo I wad cairry mysel' gien 'twas for the puir laird.
What to read after Malcolm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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