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But lest my fashionable readers should be of a different opinion, I shall refrain from giving an inventory of the various articles with which this favoured chamber was furnished. Misses Grizzy and Jacky occupied the green room which had been fitted up at Sir Sampson's birth. The curtains hung at a respectful distance from the ground; the chimney- MARRIAGE. 201 piece was far beyond the reach even of the majestic Jacky's arm^ and the painted tiflfany toilet was covered with a shoal of little tort...oise-shell boxes of all shapes and sizes. A grim visage, scowling from under a Highland bonnet, graced by a single black feather, hung on high. Miss Grizzy placed herself before it, and, holding up the candle, contemplated it for about the nine hundredth time, with an awe bordering almost on adoration.
"Certainly Sir Eneas must have been a most wonderful man — nobody can deny that; and there can be no question but he had the second-sight to the greatest degree — ^indeed, I never heard it disputed; many of his prophecies, indeed, seem to have been quite incomprehensible ; but that is so much the more extraordinary ; you know — for instance, the one with regard to our family," lowering her voice; "for my part I declare I never could comprehend it ; and yet there must be something in it, too; but how any branch from the Glenfern tree — of course, you know, that can only mean the family tree — should help to prop Lochmarlie's walls, is what I can't conceive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But lest my fashionable readers should be of a different opinion, I shall refrain from giving an inventory of the various articles with which this favoured chamber was furnished. Misses Grizzy and Jacky occupied the green room which had been fitted up at Sir Sampson's birth. The curtains hung at a respectful distance from the ground; the chimney- MARRIAGE. 201 piece was far beyond the reach even of the majestic Jacky's arm^ and the painted tiflfany toilet was covered with a shoal of little tort...oise-shell boxes of all shapes and sizes. A grim visage, scowling from under a Highland bonnet, graced by a single black feather, hung on high. Miss Grizzy placed herself before it, and, holding up the candle, contemplated it for about the nine hundredth time, with an awe bordering almost on adoration.
"Certainly Sir Eneas must have been a most wonderful man — nobody can deny that; and there can be no question but he had the second-sight to the greatest degree — ^indeed, I never heard it disputed; many of his prophecies, indeed, seem to have been quite incomprehensible ; but that is so much the more extraordinary ; you know — for instance, the one with regard to our family," lowering her voice; "for my part I declare I never could comprehend it ; and yet there must be something in it, too; but how any branch from the Glenfern tree — of course, you know, that can only mean the family tree — should help to prop Lochmarlie's walls, is what I can't conceive.
What to read after [novels]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Ferrier to read onlineMoreLess
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