Rifts in the Reek
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Somewhere I've seen that face and heard that voice.
Second Onlooker (au Edinburgh citizen).
'Tis very like, gif ye were at the Cross The day of the King's Proclamation here ; At that same time and place the nobles caused This same Archibald Johnstone to proclaim Their Protestation. 'Tis the Advocate Most the Commissioners do trust ; 'tis said His pen drew up our Covenant.
First Onlooker.
And this, That riseth now ?
Second Onlooker.
John Campbell that of Lawer, ''FOR CHRIST'S CROWN AND COVENANT.... " 20/ Whom at his Coronation the King gave A share in his wife's title, Loudon now ; The eloquentest man among them all. Hist ! AVhat says he ?
Loudon {speaking earnestly).
I do beseech you as In God's name, friends, that ye do keep yourselves Together in a Cause common to all.
Second Onlooker.
Ay, there he hits the nail upon the head ! Keep but together and who dares to thrust His hand out on our Thistle ? See the folk Bow down their heads and sob ! This Covenant Will ne'er be signed with ink but with Scotland's Hot tears and blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somewhere I've seen that face and heard that voice.
Second Onlooker (au Edinburgh citizen).
'Tis very like, gif ye were at the Cross The day of the King's Proclamation here ; At that same time and place the nobles caused This same Archibald Johnstone to proclaim Their Protestation. 'Tis the Advocate Most the Commissioners do trust ; 'tis said His pen drew up our Covenant.
First Onlooker.
And this, That riseth now ?
Second Onlooker.
John Campbell that of Lawer, ''FOR CHRIST'S CROWN AND COVENANT.... " 20/ Whom at his Coronation the King gave A share in his wife's title, Loudon now ; The eloquentest man among them all. Hist ! AVhat says he ?
Loudon {speaking earnestly).
I do beseech you as In God's name, friends, that ye do keep yourselves Together in a Cause common to all.
Second Onlooker.
Ay, there he hits the nail upon the head ! Keep but together and who dares to thrust His hand out on our Thistle ? See the folk Bow down their heads and sob ! This Covenant Will ne'er be signed with ink but with Scotland's Hot tears and blood.
What to read after Rifts in the Reek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeanie Morison to read onlineMoreLess
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