Scottish Folk Lore
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But where was the Reverend Robert Fordyce all this time ? He had seen the earlier exertions of his faithful servant ; he had watched from the manse windows the marked progress of John's work ; the old gray looked as if the vagaries of colthood might be again assumed ; the antiquated gig reminded the douce parson that correct truly was Keats when he penned the line : " A thing of beauty is a joy for ever, " and dreaming of no malign influence to cross his path, he resigns himself to pleasing wak...ing dreams of many a merry Christmas that he had seen and kept, before the manse was still and lonely as now ; when childish voices and pattering feet were wont to reach unchallenged his own quiet snuggery, and before he had known what it was to read a portion of one's own history on the mossgrown stone that he could even now see from the study window.
But dreaming will scarcely clothe the minister of Sillerton for his Christmas dinner. And so he bestirs himself anew. The decent broadcloth becomes his rounded figure well ; the shirt front, heavily ruffled, looks like the driven snow ; a chain, resplendent with keys and seals, passes to and forth across his breast ; 186 SCOTTISH FOLK-LORE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But where was the Reverend Robert Fordyce all this time ? He had seen the earlier exertions of his faithful servant ; he had watched from the manse windows the marked progress of John's work ; the old gray looked as if the vagaries of colthood might be again assumed ; the antiquated gig reminded the douce parson that correct truly was Keats when he penned the line : " A thing of beauty is a joy for ever, " and dreaming of no malign influence to cross his path, he resigns himself to pleasing wak...ing dreams of many a merry Christmas that he had seen and kept, before the manse was still and lonely as now ; when childish voices and pattering feet were wont to reach unchallenged his own quiet snuggery, and before he had known what it was to read a portion of one's own history on the mossgrown stone that he could even now see from the study window.
But dreaming will scarcely clothe the minister of Sillerton for his Christmas dinner. And so he bestirs himself anew. The decent broadcloth becomes his rounded figure well ; the shirt front, heavily ruffled, looks like the driven snow ; a chain, resplendent with keys and seals, passes to and forth across his breast ; 186 SCOTTISH FOLK-LORE.
What to read after Scottish Folk Lore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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