St. Clair of the Isles: Or, the Outlaws of Barra, a Scottish Tradition 4
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One evening previous to their depar- ture, the king being in his closet, with only the chancellor, one of the atten- dants informed him, that a woman of noble port, but whose face was conceal- ed by the mourning weeds she wore, craved admittance to his presence. The king ordered her to be brought in, when, the attendant being withdrawn, he expected her to speak ; but, for some minutes.
ST. CLATU OF THE ISLES. 85 minutes, sighs were only audible, till, weary with such a dumb scene, he re- queste...d her to inform him of the busi- ness which had induced her to break on his privacy.
" My liege," replied she, " I have a story of sin and shame to relate, which might make any woman pause, and which nothing but the pangs of conscience could force me to reveal." " Lady," replied the king, ** your voice is familiar to my ear ; would it be too much to ask to see your face ?" " My lord, I came prepared. A fear of the world hath hitherto been the bane of my life ; to avoid disgraee, I have plunged into guilt, which, without re- pentance, must condemn me to everlast- ing perdition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One evening previous to their depar- ture, the king being in his closet, with only the chancellor, one of the atten- dants informed him, that a woman of noble port, but whose face was conceal- ed by the mourning weeds she wore, craved admittance to his presence. The king ordered her to be brought in, when, the attendant being withdrawn, he expected her to speak ; but, for some minutes.
ST. CLATU OF THE ISLES. 85 minutes, sighs were only audible, till, weary with such a dumb scene, he re- queste...d her to inform him of the busi- ness which had induced her to break on his privacy.
" My liege," replied she, " I have a story of sin and shame to relate, which might make any woman pause, and which nothing but the pangs of conscience could force me to reveal." " Lady," replied the king, ** your voice is familiar to my ear ; would it be too much to ask to see your face ?" " My lord, I came prepared. A fear of the world hath hitherto been the bane of my life ; to avoid disgraee, I have plunged into guilt, which, without re- pentance, must condemn me to everlast- ing perdition.
What to read after St. Clair of the Isles: Or, the Outlaws of Barra, a Scottish Tradition 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helme, Elizabeth, D. 1816 to read onlineMoreLess
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