The Laird of Glentyre : a Story of Scotland
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All the mountains and heather had gone away, there were no trees nor bracken nor stones to be seen; everything had turned into a soft grayish cloud which came close to her so that she could only see the ground at her feet. For one moment she was frightened, then she said, — "It is a fog. Colin told me about them. I had better go home." She stepped out of her hiding place and shook out her frock.
"The fog is helping the Prince the day," she said in imitation of Colin ; then she started for home....
But the fog crept round her and she could scarcely see a yard ahead. Once she heard the sound of running water; she had not no- ticed the stream before; then she left it and went on, but after a time she grew tired. She LOST ON THE MOOR 15 1 did not know she had come so far ; perhaps the boys would hear her if she shouted, so she called, — "Jock! Malcolm! Malcolm! Jock!" and waited for an answer; but none came, and the thick fog crept round her more closely, while there was an awful silence everywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the mountains and heather had gone away, there were no trees nor bracken nor stones to be seen; everything had turned into a soft grayish cloud which came close to her so that she could only see the ground at her feet. For one moment she was frightened, then she said, — "It is a fog. Colin told me about them. I had better go home." She stepped out of her hiding place and shook out her frock.
"The fog is helping the Prince the day," she said in imitation of Colin ; then she started for home....
But the fog crept round her and she could scarcely see a yard ahead. Once she heard the sound of running water; she had not no- ticed the stream before; then she left it and went on, but after a time she grew tired. She LOST ON THE MOOR 15 1 did not know she had come so far ; perhaps the boys would hear her if she shouted, so she called, — "Jock! Malcolm! Malcolm! Jock!" and waited for an answer; but none came, and the thick fog crept round her more closely, while there was an awful silence everywhere.
What to read after The Laird of Glentyre : a Story of Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Emma Martha Green to read onlineMoreLess
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