The Days of Bruce Vol 1
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And thou, " he added, laying his hand on theshoulder of the boy, who still clung to his knees, as if fascinatedthere by speechless terror, and gazed alternately on him and thecountess with eyes glazed almost in madness, "up, up; this is no placefor thee. What can they do with me but slay--let them come on--better, far better than a scaffold!" but the boy moved not, Nigel spoke in vain.
The fate he dared seemed indeed threatening. Wrought well-nigh tophrensy at this daring insult to his sovereig...n, in whose acts of crueltyand oppression he could far better sympathize than in his more knightlyqualities, the Earl of Berwick loudly and fiercely called on hissoldiers to advance and cut down the traitor, to bring the heaviestfetters and bear him to the lowest dungeon. The men, roused from theirstupor of amaze, rushed on impetuously to obey him; their naked swordsalready gleamed round Nigel; the Countess of Buchan was torn from hisside, her own especial guards closing darkly around her; but vainly didthey seek to unclasp the convulsive grasp of the boy from Nigel, heneither shrieked nor spake, but he remained in that one posture, rigidas stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thou, " he added, laying his hand on theshoulder of the boy, who still clung to his knees, as if fascinatedthere by speechless terror, and gazed alternately on him and thecountess with eyes glazed almost in madness, "up, up; this is no placefor thee. What can they do with me but slay--let them come on--better, far better than a scaffold!" but the boy moved not, Nigel spoke in vain.
The fate he dared seemed indeed threatening. Wrought well-nigh tophrensy at this daring insult to his sovereig...n, in whose acts of crueltyand oppression he could far better sympathize than in his more knightlyqualities, the Earl of Berwick loudly and fiercely called on hissoldiers to advance and cut down the traitor, to bring the heaviestfetters and bear him to the lowest dungeon. The men, roused from theirstupor of amaze, rushed on impetuously to obey him; their naked swordsalready gleamed round Nigel; the Countess of Buchan was torn from hisside, her own especial guards closing darkly around her; but vainly didthey seek to unclasp the convulsive grasp of the boy from Nigel, heneither shrieked nor spake, but he remained in that one posture, rigidas stone.
What to read after The Days of Bruce Vol 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aguilar, Grace, 1816-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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