The Laird O' Cockpen : a Novel 2
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I'll do all the talking, if you can't speak French or German." He sighed hopelessly.
"You shall do just as you please, Athole," he said, with creditable meekness. "I suppose Scotland is somewhat bleak and cold for a delicate wee thing like yourself. But remember, my dear, I know nothing of foreign ways and customs, and fear I shall aye be blundering and bothering you. Will you put uj) with that ? " " Oh, yes," I said laughing, and too pleased at my easy triumph to cavil at anything else. " Don'...t be afraid, Laird, we shall get on very well, and it will be great fun to see how surprised you will be at the differ- ence between foreign customs, and your national ones." He smiled a little sadly. Perhaps he did not think his honeymoon a cheerful j)rospect, or see the " fun " that his unfamiliarit}^ with things new and strange and incomprehensible HONEYMOON PROSPECTS. 65 might afford me, in quite the same hght as I did.
However, it was arranged that we should j ourney into foreign lands in search of warmth and sunlight, and the excitement of making plans and deciding upon different routes greatly relieved the usual monotony of our daily interviews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll do all the talking, if you can't speak French or German." He sighed hopelessly.
"You shall do just as you please, Athole," he said, with creditable meekness. "I suppose Scotland is somewhat bleak and cold for a delicate wee thing like yourself. But remember, my dear, I know nothing of foreign ways and customs, and fear I shall aye be blundering and bothering you. Will you put uj) with that ? " " Oh, yes," I said laughing, and too pleased at my easy triumph to cavil at anything else. " Don'...t be afraid, Laird, we shall get on very well, and it will be great fun to see how surprised you will be at the differ- ence between foreign customs, and your national ones." He smiled a little sadly. Perhaps he did not think his honeymoon a cheerful j)rospect, or see the " fun " that his unfamiliarit}^ with things new and strange and incomprehensible HONEYMOON PROSPECTS. 65 might afford me, in quite the same hght as I did.
However, it was arranged that we should j ourney into foreign lands in search of warmth and sunlight, and the excitement of making plans and deciding upon different routes greatly relieved the usual monotony of our daily interviews.
What to read after The Laird O' Cockpen : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita to read onlineMoreLess
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