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201 conscience, man ! I'll be your bail mysell — But ye'U mind it's a bail judicio sisti, as our town -clerk says, not judicatum solvit ye'U mind that, for there's muckle difference." Mr Owen assured him, that as matters then stood, he could not expect any one to become security for the actual payment of the debt, but that there was not the most distant cause for apprehending loss from his failing to present himself when lawfully called upon.
* I believe ye — I believe ye. Eneugh said — eneugh ...said. We'se ha'e your legs loose by the morn at breakfast-time. And now let's hear what thir chamber ch;els o* yours hae to say for themselves, or how, in the name of unrule, they got here at this time o* night." 202 ROB ROY.
CHAPTER X.
Hame came our gudeman at e r en, And hame came he, And there he saw a man Where a man guldna be.
" How's this now, kimmer ?
How's this ? quo he, — How came this carle here Without the leave o' me t" Old Son The magistrate took the light out of his ser- vant-maid's hand, and advanced to his scru- tiny, like Diogenes in the street of Athens, lantern-in-hand, and probably with as lit- tle expectation as that of the cynic, that he was likely to encounter any especial treasure in the course of his researches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
201 conscience, man ! I'll be your bail mysell — But ye'U mind it's a bail judicio sisti, as our town -clerk says, not judicatum solvit ye'U mind that, for there's muckle difference." Mr Owen assured him, that as matters then stood, he could not expect any one to become security for the actual payment of the debt, but that there was not the most distant cause for apprehending loss from his failing to present himself when lawfully called upon.
* I believe ye — I believe ye. Eneugh said — eneugh ...said. We'se ha'e your legs loose by the morn at breakfast-time. And now let's hear what thir chamber ch;els o* yours hae to say for themselves, or how, in the name of unrule, they got here at this time o* night." 202 ROB ROY.
CHAPTER X.
Hame came our gudeman at e r en, And hame came he, And there he saw a man Where a man guldna be.
" How's this now, kimmer ?
How's this ? quo he, — How came this carle here Without the leave o' me t" Old Son The magistrate took the light out of his ser- vant-maid's hand, and advanced to his scru- tiny, like Diogenes in the street of Athens, lantern-in-hand, and probably with as lit- tle expectation as that of the cynic, that he was likely to encounter any especial treasure in the course of his researches.
What to read after Rob Roy 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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