The Fair Maid of Perth
The Fair Maid of Perth
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" "I jest not, by St. John of Perth. I have been stayed and foullyoutraged (gliding his hand sensitively over the place affected) by madDavid of Rothsay, roaring Ramorny, and the rest of them. They made medrink a firkin of Malvoisie. " "Thou speakest folly, man. Ramorny is sick nigh to death, as the pottercarrier everywhere reports: they and he cannot surely rise at midnightto do such frolics. " "I cannot tell, " replied Oliver; "but I saw the party by torchlight, and I can make bodily oath to ...the bonnets I made for them since lastInnocents'. They are of a quaint device, and I should know my ownstitch. " "Well, thou mayst have had wrong, " answered Henry. "If thou art in realdanger, I will cause them get a bed for thee here. But you must fill itpresently, for I am not in the humour of talking. " "Nay, I would thank thee for my quarters for a night, only my Maudiewill be angry--that is, not angry, for that I care not for--but thetruth is, she is overanxious on a revel night like this, knowing myhumour is like thine for a word and a blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I jest not, by St. John of Perth. I have been stayed and foullyoutraged (gliding his hand sensitively over the place affected) by madDavid of Rothsay, roaring Ramorny, and the rest of them. They made medrink a firkin of Malvoisie. " "Thou speakest folly, man. Ramorny is sick nigh to death, as the pottercarrier everywhere reports: they and he cannot surely rise at midnightto do such frolics. " "I cannot tell, " replied Oliver; "but I saw the party by torchlight, and I can make bodily oath to ...the bonnets I made for them since lastInnocents'. They are of a quaint device, and I should know my ownstitch. " "Well, thou mayst have had wrong, " answered Henry. "If thou art in realdanger, I will cause them get a bed for thee here. But you must fill itpresently, for I am not in the humour of talking. " "Nay, I would thank thee for my quarters for a night, only my Maudiewill be angry--that is, not angry, for that I care not for--but thetruth is, she is overanxious on a revel night like this, knowing myhumour is like thine for a word and a blow.
What to read after The Fair Maid of Perth?
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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