The Antiquary — Complete
The Antiquary — Complete
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" "Weel, " said the beggar, "that's the likeliest bit of ony. It will be buta muckle through-stane laid doun to kiver the gowd--tak the pick till't, and pit mair strength, man--ae gude down-right devvel will split it, I'sewarrant ye--Ay, that will do Od, he comes on wi' Wallace's straiks!" In fact, the adept, moved by Edie's exhortations, fetched two or threedesperate blows, and succeeded in breaking, not indeed that against whichhe struck, which, as he had already conjectured, was the solid ro...ck, butthe implement which he wielded, jarring at the same time his arms up tothe shoulder-blades.
"Hurra, boys!--there goes Ringan's pick-axe!" cried Edie "it's a shame o'the Fairport folk to sell siccan frail gear. Try the shule--at it again, Mr. Dusterdeevil. " The adept, without reply, scrambled out of the pit, which was now aboutsix feet deep, and addressed his associate in a voice that trembled withanger. "Does you know, Mr. Edies Ochiltrees, who it is you put off yourgibes and your jests upon?" "Brawly, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Weel, " said the beggar, "that's the likeliest bit of ony. It will be buta muckle through-stane laid doun to kiver the gowd--tak the pick till't, and pit mair strength, man--ae gude down-right devvel will split it, I'sewarrant ye--Ay, that will do Od, he comes on wi' Wallace's straiks!" In fact, the adept, moved by Edie's exhortations, fetched two or threedesperate blows, and succeeded in breaking, not indeed that against whichhe struck, which, as he had already conjectured, was the solid ro...ck, butthe implement which he wielded, jarring at the same time his arms up tothe shoulder-blades.
"Hurra, boys!--there goes Ringan's pick-axe!" cried Edie "it's a shame o'the Fairport folk to sell siccan frail gear. Try the shule--at it again, Mr. Dusterdeevil. " The adept, without reply, scrambled out of the pit, which was now aboutsix feet deep, and addressed his associate in a voice that trembled withanger. "Does you know, Mr. Edies Ochiltrees, who it is you put off yourgibes and your jests upon?" "Brawly, Mr.
What to read after The Antiquary — Complete?
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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