The Mcbrides
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" A long time he was silent, and then slowly the words came-- "McRae, McRae (for the McRaes were all pipers), play me back, back tillI hear my mother laughing, in the evening, till I see the grass, green, green and beautiful in the sun, and the golden ben-weeds swaying to thebreeze, and I am a boy again--I, Red Roland, searching among theheather, with the scent o' wild honey around me, searching for the shywhite heather to bring coyly to my lass, and bravely the sun shinesamong the hills, and t...he hawk's brown wings flutter in the blue vault. Play me back, McRae, till I hear the water wimpling on the hill burns, when I lie flat to drink, the brown peaty water, McRae, and the sheeplooking at me before they run. The sun and the sea and the wild windso' my youth, McRae; bring them back to me before I go. " As he spoke, the Red Laird lolled his head on the back of his chair. His eyes were closed, and his mind looked backwards; and as he criedfor the sun and the growing grass and the wave of the wind in the hay, his hand rose and fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A long time he was silent, and then slowly the words came-- "McRae, McRae (for the McRaes were all pipers), play me back, back tillI hear my mother laughing, in the evening, till I see the grass, green, green and beautiful in the sun, and the golden ben-weeds swaying to thebreeze, and I am a boy again--I, Red Roland, searching among theheather, with the scent o' wild honey around me, searching for the shywhite heather to bring coyly to my lass, and bravely the sun shinesamong the hills, and t...he hawk's brown wings flutter in the blue vault. Play me back, McRae, till I hear the water wimpling on the hill burns, when I lie flat to drink, the brown peaty water, McRae, and the sheeplooking at me before they run. The sun and the sea and the wild windso' my youth, McRae; bring them back to me before I go. " As he spoke, the Red Laird lolled his head on the back of his chair. His eyes were closed, and his mind looked backwards; and as he criedfor the sun and the growing grass and the wave of the wind in the hay, his hand rose and fell.
What to read after The Mcbrides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sillars John to read onlineMoreLess
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