Recollections of a Scottish Novelist
Recollections of a Scottish Novelist
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Every hour we looked for it ; but the fateful day itself arrived, and still no orderly in uniform marched to the door, and no large, crested en- velope was handed in.
Our parents, old-fashioned and self-respecting people, peremptorily forbade any move on our part, even to a mention of the affair, lest it should appear that we were being slighted ; and we were powerless to do aught but watch and watch from the drawing-room window, at which, 1 am bound to say, we spent most of those anxious, feve...rish hours.
Again and again we would exclaim " There there ! " as a kilted Highlander came into view and naturally there were plenty of them about ; so, albeit they usually came in pairs if bearing a message from the Castle, we were willing to believe in a solitary one, if only he would stop at our door but alack and alas ! he never did.
Our maid inquired if our ball paraphernalia was to be 158 RECOLLECTIONS OF A SCOTTISH NOVELIST laid out ? We said " Yes " eagerly ; we could not and would not give up hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every hour we looked for it ; but the fateful day itself arrived, and still no orderly in uniform marched to the door, and no large, crested en- velope was handed in.
Our parents, old-fashioned and self-respecting people, peremptorily forbade any move on our part, even to a mention of the affair, lest it should appear that we were being slighted ; and we were powerless to do aught but watch and watch from the drawing-room window, at which, 1 am bound to say, we spent most of those anxious, feve...rish hours.
Again and again we would exclaim " There there ! " as a kilted Highlander came into view and naturally there were plenty of them about ; so, albeit they usually came in pairs if bearing a message from the Castle, we were willing to believe in a solitary one, if only he would stop at our door but alack and alas ! he never did.
Our maid inquired if our ball paraphernalia was to be 158 RECOLLECTIONS OF A SCOTTISH NOVELIST laid out ? We said " Yes " eagerly ; we could not and would not give up hope.
What to read after Recollections of a Scottish Novelist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Bethia Colquhoun Walford to read onlineMoreLess
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