Story of Albert Bane
Story of Albert Bane
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It was in the beginning of the war with France, which broke out in 1744, ren- dered remarkable for the rebellion which the policy of the French court excited, in which some of the first fa- milies of the Highlands were unfor- tunately engaged. Among thos who joined the standard of Charles, was the master of Albert.
After the battle of Culloden, so fatal to that party, this gentleman, along with others who had escaped the slaughter of the field, sheltered ALBERT BAN?!. S themselves from the rage... of the un- sparing soldiery among the distant recesses of their country. To him his native mountains offered an asy- lum ; and thither he naturally fled for protection. Acquainted in the pursuits of the chase with every secret path and unworn track, he lived for a considerable time, like the deer of his forest, close hid all day, and only- venturing down at the fall of the evening, to obtain from some of his cottagers, whose fidelity he could trust, a scan tyandprecariou9sup f ort. He has often described the scene of his hiding-place at a later period, when he could recollect it in its sub- limity, without its horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was in the beginning of the war with France, which broke out in 1744, ren- dered remarkable for the rebellion which the policy of the French court excited, in which some of the first fa- milies of the Highlands were unfor- tunately engaged. Among thos who joined the standard of Charles, was the master of Albert.
After the battle of Culloden, so fatal to that party, this gentleman, along with others who had escaped the slaughter of the field, sheltered ALBERT BAN?!. S themselves from the rage... of the un- sparing soldiery among the distant recesses of their country. To him his native mountains offered an asy- lum ; and thither he naturally fled for protection. Acquainted in the pursuits of the chase with every secret path and unworn track, he lived for a considerable time, like the deer of his forest, close hid all day, and only- venturing down at the fall of the evening, to obtain from some of his cottagers, whose fidelity he could trust, a scan tyandprecariou9sup f ort. He has often described the scene of his hiding-place at a later period, when he could recollect it in its sub- limity, without its horror.
What to read after Story of Albert Bane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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