Scottish Ghost Stories
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The recollection of their many adventures evidentlyafforded Mr. Porter infinite amusement, and one of these adventures, in particular, he told me, was as fresh in his mind as if it hadhappened yesterday.
"Looking back upon it now, " he said, with a far-away look in his eyes, "it certainly was a strange coincidence, and if you are interested inthe hauntings of Cortachy, Mr. O'Donnell, you may, perhaps, like tohear the account of my ghostly experiences in that neighbourhood. " Of course I replied... that nothing would give me greater pleasure, andMr. Porter forthwith began his story.
"One misty night in October, my friend Alec and I, both being keen onrabbiting, determined to visit a spinney adjoining the Cortachyestate, in pursuit of our quarry. Alec had chosen this particularnight, thinking, under cover of the mist, to escape the vigilance ofthe keepers, who had more than once threatened to take him before thelaird for trespassing.
"To gain access to the spinney we had to climb a granite wall and dropon the other side--the drop, in addition to being steep, beingrendered all the more precarious by reason of the man-traps thekeepers were in the habit of setting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The recollection of their many adventures evidentlyafforded Mr. Porter infinite amusement, and one of these adventures, in particular, he told me, was as fresh in his mind as if it hadhappened yesterday.
"Looking back upon it now, " he said, with a far-away look in his eyes, "it certainly was a strange coincidence, and if you are interested inthe hauntings of Cortachy, Mr. O'Donnell, you may, perhaps, like tohear the account of my ghostly experiences in that neighbourhood. " Of course I replied... that nothing would give me greater pleasure, andMr. Porter forthwith began his story.
"One misty night in October, my friend Alec and I, both being keen onrabbiting, determined to visit a spinney adjoining the Cortachyestate, in pursuit of our quarry. Alec had chosen this particularnight, thinking, under cover of the mist, to escape the vigilance ofthe keepers, who had more than once threatened to take him before thelaird for trespassing.
"To gain access to the spinney we had to climb a granite wall and dropon the other side--the drop, in addition to being steep, beingrendered all the more precarious by reason of the man-traps thekeepers were in the habit of setting.
What to read after Scottish Ghost Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'donnell, Elliott, 1872-1965 to read onlineMoreLess
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