Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott 4
Memoirs of Sir Walter Scott 4
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The distant scene was a view of that part of the Quillen mountains which are called, from their form, Macleod's Dining- Tables. The voice of an angry cascade, termed the Nurse of Rorie Mhor, because that chief slept best in its vicinity, was heard from time to time mingling its notes with those of wind and wave. Such was the haunted room at Dunvegan ; and, as luch, it well deserved a less sleepy inhabitant. In the language of Dr Johnson, who has stamped his memory on this remote place,— * I loo...ked around me, and wondered that I was not more affected ; but the mind is not at all times equally ready to be moved.' In a word, it is necessary to confess that, of all I heard or saw, the most engaging ipectade was the comfortable bed in which I hoped to make amends for some rough zughts on shipboard, and where I slept accordingly without thinking of ghost or goblin, till t was called by my servant in the morning." DIAKY DUNVEGAN, AUG. 24, 1814. 307 modated without inconyenience, and divisions are always awkward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The distant scene was a view of that part of the Quillen mountains which are called, from their form, Macleod's Dining- Tables. The voice of an angry cascade, termed the Nurse of Rorie Mhor, because that chief slept best in its vicinity, was heard from time to time mingling its notes with those of wind and wave. Such was the haunted room at Dunvegan ; and, as luch, it well deserved a less sleepy inhabitant. In the language of Dr Johnson, who has stamped his memory on this remote place,— * I loo...ked around me, and wondered that I was not more affected ; but the mind is not at all times equally ready to be moved.' In a word, it is necessary to confess that, of all I heard or saw, the most engaging ipectade was the comfortable bed in which I hoped to make amends for some rough zughts on shipboard, and where I slept accordingly without thinking of ghost or goblin, till t was called by my servant in the morning." DIAKY DUNVEGAN, AUG. 24, 1814. 307 modated without inconyenience, and divisions are always awkward.
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