Rambles With An American
Rambles With An American
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" We strolled on the Weirhill that afternoon, and the talk turned once again to Abbotsford.
" I've been thinking of that chocolate box, " said my companion. " One feels inclined to sniff at the other things they've put among Sir Walter's relics, but that box is in its right place. It's a relic after Scott's own heart. " " That occurred to me, " said I.
" I've been thinking of that young man, too ' the heir, ' as our guide called him. I'm glad he's a soldier. I'm not one of those who look askanc...e at the fighting business ; I did a bit of soldiering myself when I was a boy. That young man's got a goodly heritage. I'm not thinking of the estate ; it's the blood, I mean. There aren't many of us who wouldn't feel a bit uppity if they could claim descent from Walter Scott. " " Scott of Arbartsfoord, " he went on, and he laid the accent on the last syllable and imitated the pronuncia- tion of the country folk " Scott of Arbartsfoord ! Yes, it's a goodly heritage ! I never heard of the young man 262 RAMBLES WITH AN AMERICAN till this morning ; but we'll drink his health after dinner, for his great-great-grandfather's sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We strolled on the Weirhill that afternoon, and the talk turned once again to Abbotsford.
" I've been thinking of that chocolate box, " said my companion. " One feels inclined to sniff at the other things they've put among Sir Walter's relics, but that box is in its right place. It's a relic after Scott's own heart. " " That occurred to me, " said I.
" I've been thinking of that young man, too ' the heir, ' as our guide called him. I'm glad he's a soldier. I'm not one of those who look askanc...e at the fighting business ; I did a bit of soldiering myself when I was a boy. That young man's got a goodly heritage. I'm not thinking of the estate ; it's the blood, I mean. There aren't many of us who wouldn't feel a bit uppity if they could claim descent from Walter Scott. " " Scott of Arbartsfoord, " he went on, and he laid the accent on the last syllable and imitated the pronuncia- tion of the country folk " Scott of Arbartsfoord ! Yes, it's a goodly heritage ! I never heard of the young man 262 RAMBLES WITH AN AMERICAN till this morning ; but we'll drink his health after dinner, for his great-great-grandfather's sake.
What to read after Rambles With An American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Tyrell Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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