Reminiscences
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" He said, " It 's a very curious thing that you should say that to me at this moment, for this farmhouse that we are now passing is the farm- house of Little Lure. " It was a year or two later, in 1886, that I went to a round of meetings with Lord Dalhousie in Forfar. One was at Carnoustie, or Broughty Ferry, at which two young men, neither of them in Par- AT SCHOOL 103 liament, appeared, I do not quite know where from, and made very good speeches. They were Mr. Asquith and Mr. (now Viscount) ...Haldane.
I don't know that I need carry much further these scraps of Forfar stories and rhymes of which my grand- mother was the repository, nor the many doings of her various relatives, but perhaps one or two are deserving of mention, and the first because of its quasi-historical interest. Her mother was at school in Edinburgh. One day all the girls were taken out for a walk, and they were bidden to stand still and take a good look at a man who was passing, wrapped in a shepherd's plaid. It was Robert Burns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He said, " It 's a very curious thing that you should say that to me at this moment, for this farmhouse that we are now passing is the farm- house of Little Lure. " It was a year or two later, in 1886, that I went to a round of meetings with Lord Dalhousie in Forfar. One was at Carnoustie, or Broughty Ferry, at which two young men, neither of them in Par- AT SCHOOL 103 liament, appeared, I do not quite know where from, and made very good speeches. They were Mr. Asquith and Mr. (now Viscount) ...Haldane.
I don't know that I need carry much further these scraps of Forfar stories and rhymes of which my grand- mother was the repository, nor the many doings of her various relatives, but perhaps one or two are deserving of mention, and the first because of its quasi-historical interest. Her mother was at school in Edinburgh. One day all the girls were taken out for a walk, and they were bidden to stand still and take a good look at a man who was passing, wrapped in a shepherd's plaid. It was Robert Burns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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