Old Edinburgh; Being An Account of the Ancient Capital of the Kingdom of Scotland, Including Its Streets, Houses, Notable Inhabitants, And Customs in the Olden Time 2
Old Edinburgh; Being An Account of the Ancient Capital of the Kingdom of Scotland, Including Its Streets, Houses, Notable Inhabitants, And Customs in the Olden Time 2
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Here, however, was an obstacle in the way. The moon, which was shining high in the south, threw the shadow of the steeple straight across the street from one side to the other; and the merry ladies being no more clear-sighted than they were clear-headed, mistook this for a broad and rapid stream, which they were obliged to cross before proceeding on their way. Thus deluded, they sat down on the brink of the imaginary water, de- liberately took off their shoes and stockings, tucked skirts under ...arms, and waded through to the opposite side. The perilous passage having been accomplished in safety, they, resuming shoes and stockings, passed on gaily as before.
Convivial Edinburgh 199 To show the preference of the loyal Scot for the potent " aqua vitae " of his native soil, and his light regard for the frothing and frivolous fluid of sunny France, the following story is told. Two canny High- land farmers once journeyed to Edinburgh together to testify as witnesses for their laird, who had some legal business in hand regarding a boundary line on his estate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, however, was an obstacle in the way. The moon, which was shining high in the south, threw the shadow of the steeple straight across the street from one side to the other; and the merry ladies being no more clear-sighted than they were clear-headed, mistook this for a broad and rapid stream, which they were obliged to cross before proceeding on their way. Thus deluded, they sat down on the brink of the imaginary water, de- liberately took off their shoes and stockings, tucked skirts under ...arms, and waded through to the opposite side. The perilous passage having been accomplished in safety, they, resuming shoes and stockings, passed on gaily as before.
Convivial Edinburgh 199 To show the preference of the loyal Scot for the potent " aqua vitae " of his native soil, and his light regard for the frothing and frivolous fluid of sunny France, the following story is told. Two canny High- land farmers once journeyed to Edinburgh together to testify as witnesses for their laird, who had some legal business in hand regarding a boundary line on his estate.
What to read after Old Edinburgh; Being An Account of the Ancient Capital of the Kingdom of Scotland, Including Its Streets, Houses, Notable Inhabitants, And Customs in the Olden Time 2?
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