Stray Leaves From Scotch And English History With the Life of Sir William Wall
Stray Leaves From Scotch And English History With the Life of Sir William Wall
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From this they passed over the Clyde to avoid the ven- geance of Beck, who had thrown aside the cassock, to assume the sword. They soon reached the shores of Loch Lomond, the queen of Scotch lakes, and were within the country of the Earl of Lennox, who received them joyfully ; for with his large and devoted clan, he had been able to maintain his independence in spite of all the attempts of the English, and chastise them often sorely, when they dared to enter within the pre- cincts of his extens...ive possessions. He had ex- cellent opportunities afforded him for enabling him to do so ; for the wild and rugged fastnesses of the country, together with the warlike spirit of the people, were sufficient barriers in the way of the hostile attacks of his enemies, however well concerted they might happen to be. The earl en- treated Wallace to remain with him in all time LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. 107 coming, and assist him in upholding that heroic spirit of freedom that burned so ardently in his breast and the breasts of his devoted clansmen ; but, however deeply he sympathised with them in this respect, it was impossible for him to con- fine his efforts within so narrow limits, and after encouraging all parties to persevere in a work to which he and his followers had devoted their lives, he leaves this part of the country and pro- ceeds towards the north.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this they passed over the Clyde to avoid the ven- geance of Beck, who had thrown aside the cassock, to assume the sword. They soon reached the shores of Loch Lomond, the queen of Scotch lakes, and were within the country of the Earl of Lennox, who received them joyfully ; for with his large and devoted clan, he had been able to maintain his independence in spite of all the attempts of the English, and chastise them often sorely, when they dared to enter within the pre- cincts of his extens...ive possessions. He had ex- cellent opportunities afforded him for enabling him to do so ; for the wild and rugged fastnesses of the country, together with the warlike spirit of the people, were sufficient barriers in the way of the hostile attacks of his enemies, however well concerted they might happen to be. The earl en- treated Wallace to remain with him in all time LIFE OF SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. 107 coming, and assist him in upholding that heroic spirit of freedom that burned so ardently in his breast and the breasts of his devoted clansmen ; but, however deeply he sympathised with them in this respect, it was impossible for him to con- fine his efforts within so narrow limits, and after encouraging all parties to persevere in a work to which he and his followers had devoted their lives, he leaves this part of the country and pro- ceeds towards the north.
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