Tales And Sketches 2
Tales And Sketches 2
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Often have I been a sharer in such scenes ; and never, even in my youngest years, without having my heart deeply impressed by the circumstances. There is a sublimity in the very idea.
There we lived, as it were, inmates of the cloud and the storm ; but we stood in a relationship to the Ruler of these, that neither time nor eternity could ever cancel.
Wo to him that would weaken the bonds with which true Christianity connects us with Heaven and with each other.
But of all the storms that ever Sc...otland witnessed, or I hope ever will again behold, there is none of them that can once be compared with the memorable 24th of Janu- ary 1794, which fell with such peculiar violence on that division of the «outh of Scotland that lies between Craw, ford-muur and the border. In these bounds there were seventeen shepherds perished, and upwards of thirty carried home insensible, who afterwards recovered ; but the number of sheep that were lost far outwent any possibility of calculation. One farmer alone, Mr Thomas Beattie, lost seventy-two scores for his own share ; and many others, in the same quarter, from thirty to forty scores each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often have I been a sharer in such scenes ; and never, even in my youngest years, without having my heart deeply impressed by the circumstances. There is a sublimity in the very idea.
There we lived, as it were, inmates of the cloud and the storm ; but we stood in a relationship to the Ruler of these, that neither time nor eternity could ever cancel.
Wo to him that would weaken the bonds with which true Christianity connects us with Heaven and with each other.
But of all the storms that ever Sc...otland witnessed, or I hope ever will again behold, there is none of them that can once be compared with the memorable 24th of Janu- ary 1794, which fell with such peculiar violence on that division of the «outh of Scotland that lies between Craw, ford-muur and the border. In these bounds there were seventeen shepherds perished, and upwards of thirty carried home insensible, who afterwards recovered ; but the number of sheep that were lost far outwent any possibility of calculation. One farmer alone, Mr Thomas Beattie, lost seventy-two scores for his own share ; and many others, in the same quarter, from thirty to forty scores each.
What to read after Tales And Sketches 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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