The Elder Macgregor
The Elder Macgregor
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That night Angus seemed strange and distant, and though he chatted with the Englishman awhile, he would keep looking at Jean every mow and then, watching her like a cat after a mouse, noticing how de- mure she was the while, how quiet and still.
But the following morning Angus stepped Angus Macrae 109 up the glen to where the Englishman was busy with the picture and the knot of trouble was heavier upon his brow. "See here, sir, " he said, " we'll have the picture as it stands. You'll leave my h...ouse this day. " At that the Englishman grew very pale and looked Angus in the face. After a pause he answered : "Very well, " and began to put his brushes away whilst Angus moved up the glen.
When his work was done that evening, Angus, with the knot heavier than ever upon his brow, stepped home. Jean met him at the cottage door but he thought that she received him strangely. She took him into the little room and there upon the wall hung the picture of herself, and Jean pointed to it and said : " He left that for you, he's gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That night Angus seemed strange and distant, and though he chatted with the Englishman awhile, he would keep looking at Jean every mow and then, watching her like a cat after a mouse, noticing how de- mure she was the while, how quiet and still.
But the following morning Angus stepped Angus Macrae 109 up the glen to where the Englishman was busy with the picture and the knot of trouble was heavier upon his brow. "See here, sir, " he said, " we'll have the picture as it stands. You'll leave my h...ouse this day. " At that the Englishman grew very pale and looked Angus in the face. After a pause he answered : "Very well, " and began to put his brushes away whilst Angus moved up the glen.
When his work was done that evening, Angus, with the knot heavier than ever upon his brow, stepped home. Jean met him at the cottage door but he thought that she received him strangely. She took him into the little room and there upon the wall hung the picture of herself, and Jean pointed to it and said : " He left that for you, he's gone.
What to read after The Elder Macgregor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hannan to read onlineMoreLess
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