Tales of the Highlands
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I'll be grand, very grand— and I'll fecht, and cut off the heads o' the reybel loons ! Ho ! ho ! ho !
Troll de roll loll— troll de roll lay— If I could catch a reybel I wud him " "Hoch !" — roared out John Smith, his patience being now quite exhausted, by the thought that his chance of escaping 296 TALES OF THE HIGHLANDS.
with life was thus to be rendered doubly precarious, by the provoking delay of this idiot. Hoch !" roared he again, in a yet more tremendous voice, whilst at the same time he ...thrust his head — and nothing but his turf-covered head — with his bloody countenance, partially streaked with the tiny streams of the inky liquid that had oozed from the peat, and run down here and there over his face ; — this horrible head, I say, John thrust forth from the foliage, and glared fearfully at the appalled songster, who stopped dead in the midst of his stave.
"Ah — a-ach — ha— a-ah — ha !" cried the poor idiot, in a pro- longed scream of terror that echoed through the wood, and oif he flew, and was out of sight in a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll be grand, very grand— and I'll fecht, and cut off the heads o' the reybel loons ! Ho ! ho ! ho !
Troll de roll loll— troll de roll lay— If I could catch a reybel I wud him " "Hoch !" — roared out John Smith, his patience being now quite exhausted, by the thought that his chance of escaping 296 TALES OF THE HIGHLANDS.
with life was thus to be rendered doubly precarious, by the provoking delay of this idiot. Hoch !" roared he again, in a yet more tremendous voice, whilst at the same time he ...thrust his head — and nothing but his turf-covered head — with his bloody countenance, partially streaked with the tiny streams of the inky liquid that had oozed from the peat, and run down here and there over his face ; — this horrible head, I say, John thrust forth from the foliage, and glared fearfully at the appalled songster, who stopped dead in the midst of his stave.
"Ah — a-ach — ha— a-ah — ha !" cried the poor idiot, in a pro- longed scream of terror that echoed through the wood, and oif he flew, and was out of sight in a moment.
What to read after Tales of the Highlands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dick Lauder to read onlineMoreLess
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