The Billow And the Rock
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It was Macdonald's sloop; andMacdonald himself was on board, prepared to carry his prisoner to SaintKilda. The conversation overheard by Rollo in the cavern was a trick. A similar conversation had been held that day in _every_ cave known toMacdonald along that part of the shore, in hopes of some one versionbeing overheard by the lady's accomplices. She had fallen into the trapvery easily.
"And now, " said Macdonald to a clansman, "I have nearly done with thebusiness. _We_ have only to land her ...in Saint Kilda; and then it willbe the Macleod's affair. I shall be glad to have done with the witch. I have no wish to carry people anywhere against their wishes; and Inever would, if Sir Alexander Macdonald were not in it. But I shallhave done with the business presently. " CHAPTER TEN.
WHICH REFUGE?
Macdonald's self congratulations were premature. He had more uneasinessto undergo about the lady than he had suffered yet. When her screams ofrage had sunk into sobs and moans, and these again had been succeeded bysilence, he had left her undisturbed to cry herself to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Macdonald's sloop; andMacdonald himself was on board, prepared to carry his prisoner to SaintKilda. The conversation overheard by Rollo in the cavern was a trick. A similar conversation had been held that day in _every_ cave known toMacdonald along that part of the shore, in hopes of some one versionbeing overheard by the lady's accomplices. She had fallen into the trapvery easily.
"And now, " said Macdonald to a clansman, "I have nearly done with thebusiness. _We_ have only to land her ...in Saint Kilda; and then it willbe the Macleod's affair. I shall be glad to have done with the witch. I have no wish to carry people anywhere against their wishes; and Inever would, if Sir Alexander Macdonald were not in it. But I shallhave done with the business presently. " CHAPTER TEN.
WHICH REFUGE?
Macdonald's self congratulations were premature. He had more uneasinessto undergo about the lady than he had suffered yet. When her screams ofrage had sunk into sobs and moans, and these again had been succeeded bysilence, he had left her undisturbed to cry herself to sleep.
What to read after The Billow And the Rock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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