The Eskdale Herd-Boy
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Scott opened the door herself. "John Telfer, Ideclare!" cried she. "What can possibly have brought you here so late? Ihope no accident has happened that you are not gone to the Minister's asusual. " "No, " said John, "there is no accident; the minister could nothave me to read to-night, for the family are all occupied with the arrivalof Capt. Elliot. He was expected to dine there to day, and I took theopportunity, with Will Oliver's leave, to go up to the black moor to getsome moss for Marion. ...She told me she wanted to make a table for herbower, and I have brought her this, which I hope she will accept. " "Oh!" cried Marion, who had been reading to her father, "what a beautifulsight! Did you ever see so much pink moss together?" "Indeed, " said Mr. Scott, taking the basket out of his hand, "I have seldom seen so fine aspecimen. I think, if you take pains with your table, it will surpass thatwhich the ladies at the lodge have made, and theirs is reckoned the mostbeautiful in the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scott opened the door herself. "John Telfer, Ideclare!" cried she. "What can possibly have brought you here so late? Ihope no accident has happened that you are not gone to the Minister's asusual. " "No, " said John, "there is no accident; the minister could nothave me to read to-night, for the family are all occupied with the arrivalof Capt. Elliot. He was expected to dine there to day, and I took theopportunity, with Will Oliver's leave, to go up to the black moor to getsome moss for Marion. ...She told me she wanted to make a table for herbower, and I have brought her this, which I hope she will accept. " "Oh!" cried Marion, who had been reading to her father, "what a beautifulsight! Did you ever see so much pink moss together?" "Indeed, " said Mr. Scott, taking the basket out of his hand, "I have seldom seen so fine aspecimen. I think, if you take pains with your table, it will surpass thatwhich the ladies at the lodge have made, and theirs is reckoned the mostbeautiful in the country.
What to read after The Eskdale Herd-Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackford Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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