May Margaret, Called "the Fair Maid of Galloway,"
May Margaret, Called "the Fair Maid of Galloway,"
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So anew I began to watch the clear blue flames licking and hissing upwards about the new wood, the equal orange of the seasoned billets, and the rich red glow of the back log, half eaten into by the long afternoon's fire.
Again it seemed that I dreamed. But nearer, clearer, more insistent, the notes came to my ear, blown as Lau- rence used to blow them when he was ready to convey me across to the flower-gathering, in the boat which he had stolen from old grumble-pate A'Cormack, at the gate-hous...e by the drawbridge.
Eagerly I lifted my head, and listened with long and strained attention. But I heard only the hurl of the tempest overhead among the high roof spaces of Thrieve, DOUGLAS RIDES LATE 165 the steady " brool " of the wind all about the four comers of grim, impassive njasonry, the spirting sound of the snow — small, like hail — on the windows. I had been mis- taken. None could possibly be abroad on such a night ; at any rate so much the worse for them if they were!
Thrieve was a shut gate, a fortress barred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So anew I began to watch the clear blue flames licking and hissing upwards about the new wood, the equal orange of the seasoned billets, and the rich red glow of the back log, half eaten into by the long afternoon's fire.
Again it seemed that I dreamed. But nearer, clearer, more insistent, the notes came to my ear, blown as Lau- rence used to blow them when he was ready to convey me across to the flower-gathering, in the boat which he had stolen from old grumble-pate A'Cormack, at the gate-hous...e by the drawbridge.
Eagerly I lifted my head, and listened with long and strained attention. But I heard only the hurl of the tempest overhead among the high roof spaces of Thrieve, DOUGLAS RIDES LATE 165 the steady " brool " of the wind all about the four comers of grim, impassive njasonry, the spirting sound of the snow — small, like hail — on the windows. I had been mis- taken. None could possibly be abroad on such a night ; at any rate so much the worse for them if they were!
Thrieve was a shut gate, a fortress barred.
What to read after May Margaret, Called "the Fair Maid of Galloway,"?
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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