Prince Charlie
Prince Charlie
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Probably she seemed to him, that night, as beautiful as she appears in Allan Ramsay's picture. A daylight scrutiny would most likely reveal the comely, natur- al-looking woman, who looks out at us from the Glasgow portrait painted by Robertson in 1750. Shewas small in stature, with afull but very neat figure, clad in a close-fitting bodice of Macdonald tartan. Her wavy hair was of the same hue as the Prince's, but darker ; her complexion a healthy reddish brown, her cheeks round and full, and h...er nose rather long and of indeterminate shape ; her best features were her pretty and kind- ly mouth, with its short upper Up, and her dark brown eyes, not specially large, but well open, and with a wonderful expression of affectionate ingenuousness and steady 113 H CHARLES EDWARD STUART thoughtfulness. Though she was distinctly Highlandin appearance, one caneasily make oneself believe that she rather resembled Charles himself.
The Prince and Flora parted. A few days later, along with her brother and Lady Clanranald, she visited him in his hill re- treat, where she found him cooking a bul- lock's heart and liver on a wooden spit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Probably she seemed to him, that night, as beautiful as she appears in Allan Ramsay's picture. A daylight scrutiny would most likely reveal the comely, natur- al-looking woman, who looks out at us from the Glasgow portrait painted by Robertson in 1750. Shewas small in stature, with afull but very neat figure, clad in a close-fitting bodice of Macdonald tartan. Her wavy hair was of the same hue as the Prince's, but darker ; her complexion a healthy reddish brown, her cheeks round and full, and h...er nose rather long and of indeterminate shape ; her best features were her pretty and kind- ly mouth, with its short upper Up, and her dark brown eyes, not specially large, but well open, and with a wonderful expression of affectionate ingenuousness and steady 113 H CHARLES EDWARD STUART thoughtfulness. Though she was distinctly Highlandin appearance, one caneasily make oneself believe that she rather resembled Charles himself.
The Prince and Flora parted. A few days later, along with her brother and Lady Clanranald, she visited him in his hill re- treat, where she found him cooking a bul- lock's heart and liver on a wooden spit.
What to read after Prince Charlie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Power to read onlineMoreLess
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