St. Ronan's Well
St. Ronan's Well
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" "By my soul, Clara, I will make you repent this!" said Mowbray, withmore violence than he usually exhibited where his sister was concerned.
"You cannot, dear John, " she coolly replied, "unless by beating me; andthat I think you would repent of yourself. " "I do not know but what it were the best way of managing you, " saidMowbray, muttering between his teeth; but, commanding his violence, heonly said aloud, "I am sure, from long experience, Clara, that yourobstinacy will at the long run beat... my anger. Do let us compound thepoint for once--keep your old habit, since you are so fond of making asight of yourself, and only throw the shawl round your shoulders--it hasbeen exceedingly admired, and every woman in the house longs to see itcloser--they can hardly believe it genuine. " "Do be a man, Mowbray, " answered his sister; "meddle with yourhorse-sheets, and leave shawls alone. " "Do you be a woman, Clara, and think a little on them, when custom anddecency render it necessary. --Nay, is it possible!--Will you notstir--not oblige me in such a trifle as this?" "I would indeed if I could, " said Clara; "but since you must know thetruth--do not be angry--I have not the shawl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "By my soul, Clara, I will make you repent this!" said Mowbray, withmore violence than he usually exhibited where his sister was concerned.
"You cannot, dear John, " she coolly replied, "unless by beating me; andthat I think you would repent of yourself. " "I do not know but what it were the best way of managing you, " saidMowbray, muttering between his teeth; but, commanding his violence, heonly said aloud, "I am sure, from long experience, Clara, that yourobstinacy will at the long run beat... my anger. Do let us compound thepoint for once--keep your old habit, since you are so fond of making asight of yourself, and only throw the shawl round your shoulders--it hasbeen exceedingly admired, and every woman in the house longs to see itcloser--they can hardly believe it genuine. " "Do be a man, Mowbray, " answered his sister; "meddle with yourhorse-sheets, and leave shawls alone. " "Do you be a woman, Clara, and think a little on them, when custom anddecency render it necessary. --Nay, is it possible!--Will you notstir--not oblige me in such a trifle as this?" "I would indeed if I could, " said Clara; "but since you must know thetruth--do not be angry--I have not the shawl.
What to read after St. Ronan's Well?
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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