The Abbot
The Abbot
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of the pleasures which you extend sofreely, your Queen is now deprived, and the poorest beggar, who maywander free from one landward town to another, would scorn to changefates with Mary of Scotland!" "Your highness, " said the Lady Fleming, "will do well to withdraw. " "Come with me, then, Fleming, " said the Queen, "I would not burdenhearts so young as these are, with the sight of my sorrows. " She accompanied these words with a look of melancholy compassiontowards Roland and Catherine, who w...ere now left alone together in theapartment.
The page found his situation not a little embarrassing; for, as everyreader has experienced who may have chanced to be in such a situation, it is extremely difficult to maintain the full dignity of an offendedperson in the presence of a beautiful girl, whatever reason we mayhave for being angry with her. Catherine Seyton, on her part, satestill like a lingering ghost, which, conscious of the awe which itspresence imposes, is charitably disposed to give the poor confusedmortal whom it visits, time to recover his senses, and comply with thegrand rule of demonology by speaking first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of the pleasures which you extend sofreely, your Queen is now deprived, and the poorest beggar, who maywander free from one landward town to another, would scorn to changefates with Mary of Scotland!" "Your highness, " said the Lady Fleming, "will do well to withdraw. " "Come with me, then, Fleming, " said the Queen, "I would not burdenhearts so young as these are, with the sight of my sorrows. " She accompanied these words with a look of melancholy compassiontowards Roland and Catherine, who w...ere now left alone together in theapartment.
The page found his situation not a little embarrassing; for, as everyreader has experienced who may have chanced to be in such a situation, it is extremely difficult to maintain the full dignity of an offendedperson in the presence of a beautiful girl, whatever reason we mayhave for being angry with her. Catherine Seyton, on her part, satestill like a lingering ghost, which, conscious of the awe which itspresence imposes, is charitably disposed to give the poor confusedmortal whom it visits, time to recover his senses, and comply with thegrand rule of demonology by speaking first.
What to read after The Abbot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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