The Magician 1
The Magician 1
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At that time, and for centuries before and after, France was the Canaan of the Scots ; and all those who were driven forth by fate or folly into the wilder- ness, turned their faces toward this land of pro- mise. These adventurers being, without exception, brought up to arms from their infiincy, and beings generally speaking, distinguished for military faith as well as valour, never failed to find a welcome from their warlike hosts. The two countries, be- sides, had been bound together by allia...nces, or treaties, from time immemorial; and thus when a Scot descended from his mountains, and betook himself to the fertile fields of France, he found that he had only changed his home.
But Sir Archibald had another inducement, already known to the reader. That gallant earl of Douglas (his godfather, near kinsman, and chief), who had led over five thousand Scots to 152 THE MAGICIAN.
the aid of Charies VIL, then in the extremity of his distressy had been created^ in the year 1424, in testimony of royal gratitude, duke of Tooraune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that time, and for centuries before and after, France was the Canaan of the Scots ; and all those who were driven forth by fate or folly into the wilder- ness, turned their faces toward this land of pro- mise. These adventurers being, without exception, brought up to arms from their infiincy, and beings generally speaking, distinguished for military faith as well as valour, never failed to find a welcome from their warlike hosts. The two countries, be- sides, had been bound together by allia...nces, or treaties, from time immemorial; and thus when a Scot descended from his mountains, and betook himself to the fertile fields of France, he found that he had only changed his home.
But Sir Archibald had another inducement, already known to the reader. That gallant earl of Douglas (his godfather, near kinsman, and chief), who had led over five thousand Scots to 152 THE MAGICIAN.
the aid of Charies VIL, then in the extremity of his distressy had been created^ in the year 1424, in testimony of royal gratitude, duke of Tooraune.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leitch Ritchie to read onlineMoreLess
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