Tales of the Wars of Montrose 3
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Lord Traquair may send for her to-morrow, but I sent him word that before that time he should find her not worth the taking ; and neither would she go with his men if he would take her. Come, comrades, let us take a walk up by the Back Burn, and leave the young couple by themselves." Mary was then left in the tent with Lord John Fa, with her hands tied behind her back. He had, however, used no violence with Mary, for she all her life spoke of him with respect. He had, per- haps, offered some — ...for it seems that he discovered the cross in her bosom, which at once struck him speechless and motionless.
186 MARY MONTGOMERY.
This golden cross, be it remembered, was a very affecting thing. It was an effigy of the Saviour on the cross, with large rubies for the nails, and smaller ones resembling the streaming of the blood. The savage, who certainly had known something about the Christian revelation, was so struck with the sight of this apparently bloody cross, than he shrunk back speechless and horrified, while Mary, seeing his perturbed looks, appeared as much terrified as he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Traquair may send for her to-morrow, but I sent him word that before that time he should find her not worth the taking ; and neither would she go with his men if he would take her. Come, comrades, let us take a walk up by the Back Burn, and leave the young couple by themselves." Mary was then left in the tent with Lord John Fa, with her hands tied behind her back. He had, however, used no violence with Mary, for she all her life spoke of him with respect. He had, per- haps, offered some — ...for it seems that he discovered the cross in her bosom, which at once struck him speechless and motionless.
186 MARY MONTGOMERY.
This golden cross, be it remembered, was a very affecting thing. It was an effigy of the Saviour on the cross, with large rubies for the nails, and smaller ones resembling the streaming of the blood. The savage, who certainly had known something about the Christian revelation, was so struck with the sight of this apparently bloody cross, than he shrunk back speechless and horrified, while Mary, seeing his perturbed looks, appeared as much terrified as he.
What to read after Tales of the Wars of Montrose 3?
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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