Stories From the Ballads
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Yet she had no wish for the maidento be won by aught save by love for her dear son alone.
Lizzie had refused to wed with lord or noble, it was true, yetthe broad lands, the ancient castle of the MacDonalds, mightplease her fancy. But the Lady of Kingcaussie determined thatneither for land nor for castle should bonnie Lizzie Lindsay cometo the Highlands.
When she saw young Donald at her side, and heard him beggingleave to go to the fair city of Edinburgh, she smiled as shelooked into his eager f...ace, and answered slowly, 'My son, yeshall go to Edinburgh an it please you, and so ye are able yeshall bring back with you Lizzie Lindsay as your bride. A fairermaiden, I can well believe, has never graced these walls. Yet, ifye go, it shall not be as Sir Donald MacDonald, the heir to broadlands and ancient castles, but as a simple stranger, withoutriches and without rank. Then, if ye do win your bride, it willbe through love alone, ' said his mother gravely. But her eyesshone bright and glad, for she thought that there was not amaiden in all the land who would not be proud to wed her son, though he had neither riches nor lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet she had no wish for the maidento be won by aught save by love for her dear son alone.
Lizzie had refused to wed with lord or noble, it was true, yetthe broad lands, the ancient castle of the MacDonalds, mightplease her fancy. But the Lady of Kingcaussie determined thatneither for land nor for castle should bonnie Lizzie Lindsay cometo the Highlands.
When she saw young Donald at her side, and heard him beggingleave to go to the fair city of Edinburgh, she smiled as shelooked into his eager f...ace, and answered slowly, 'My son, yeshall go to Edinburgh an it please you, and so ye are able yeshall bring back with you Lizzie Lindsay as your bride. A fairermaiden, I can well believe, has never graced these walls. Yet, ifye go, it shall not be as Sir Donald MacDonald, the heir to broadlands and ancient castles, but as a simple stranger, withoutriches and without rank. Then, if ye do win your bride, it willbe through love alone, ' said his mother gravely. But her eyesshone bright and glad, for she thought that there was not amaiden in all the land who would not be proud to wed her son, though he had neither riches nor lands.
What to read after Stories From the Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgregor Mary Esther Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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