Poetical Works of Mathilde Blind
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The crumbling walls and decaying roof-trees of ruined THE HKATHF. R. ()X FIBE <)1 villages still bear witness to the former populousness of many a deserted glen. Perhaps these humble remains toncli our feelings more deeply than the imposmg frag- ments of Greek temples and Eoman amphitheatres. For it was but yesterday that they were inliabited by a brave, moral, and industrious peasantry, full of poetic instincts and ardent patriotism, ruthlessly expelled their native land to make ^^•ay for sportmg grounds rented by merchant princes and American millionaires. During a visit I paid to the Isle of Arran in the summer of 1884, I stood on the site of such a ruined \illage. All that remained of the once flourishing com- munity was a solitary old Scotchwoman, wlio well remem- bered her banished countrymen. Her simple story had a thrilling pathos, told as it was on the melancholy slopes of North Glen Sannox, looking across to the wild broken mountain ridges called •• The Old Wife's Steps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crumbling walls and decaying roof-trees of ruined THE HKATHF. R. ()X FIBE <)1 villages still bear witness to the former populousness of many a deserted glen. Perhaps these humble remains toncli our feelings more deeply than the imposmg frag- ments of Greek temples and Eoman amphitheatres. For it was but yesterday that they were inliabited by a brave, moral, and industrious peasantry, full of poetic instincts and ardent patriotism, ruthlessly expelled their native land to make ^^•ay for sportmg grounds rented by merchant princes and American millionaires. During a visit I paid to the Isle of Arran in the summer of 1884, I stood on the site of such a ruined \illage. All that remained of the once flourishing com- munity was a solitary old Scotchwoman, wlio well remem- bered her banished countrymen. Her simple story had a thrilling pathos, told as it was on the melancholy slopes of North Glen Sannox, looking across to the wild broken mountain ridges called •• The Old Wife's Steps.
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