The Monthly Packet ..
The Monthly Packet ..
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Lindsay could not tell the boy, indeed it is to be doubted whether he really ^bcknowledged to himself, how bitterly and deeply Charles Edward Stuart had disappointed his faithful friends and followers, not merely by having allowed the defeat of Culloden to be the decisive ending of all attempts to attain to the throne of his ancestors, but more by the nature of the life that he had since led, by the daily destruction of all the inherited manliness within him, and the habitual indulgence in thos...e evil passions which had been such dark blots in the characters of too many of the royal house of Stuart ; of men and women who, but for those blots, were indeed brave-natured, generous, and kindly- hearted, with a marvellous power and gift of attaching to their persons, as well as to their lawful cause, friends far superior to themselves in all virtue and godliness.
After a pause of silence, Mr. Lindsay said, in slightly hesitating tones — 'Qowanbraes, your own natural chief and kinsman, has found soldier's work in India, and though the East India Company is subservient in a certain sense to the British Government, and to Prince George of Hanover, yet to belong to its ranks is scarcely the same thing as being enrolled in one of his regiments in this country^ and receiving pay directly from him ; that, indeed, you could not do.' ' Na, sir, I wouldna dae that.' ' No, no, not as matters still stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lindsay could not tell the boy, indeed it is to be doubted whether he really ^bcknowledged to himself, how bitterly and deeply Charles Edward Stuart had disappointed his faithful friends and followers, not merely by having allowed the defeat of Culloden to be the decisive ending of all attempts to attain to the throne of his ancestors, but more by the nature of the life that he had since led, by the daily destruction of all the inherited manliness within him, and the habitual indulgence in thos...e evil passions which had been such dark blots in the characters of too many of the royal house of Stuart ; of men and women who, but for those blots, were indeed brave-natured, generous, and kindly- hearted, with a marvellous power and gift of attaching to their persons, as well as to their lawful cause, friends far superior to themselves in all virtue and godliness.
After a pause of silence, Mr. Lindsay said, in slightly hesitating tones — 'Qowanbraes, your own natural chief and kinsman, has found soldier's work in India, and though the East India Company is subservient in a certain sense to the British Government, and to Prince George of Hanover, yet to belong to its ranks is scarcely the same thing as being enrolled in one of his regiments in this country^ and receiving pay directly from him ; that, indeed, you could not do.' ' Na, sir, I wouldna dae that.' ' No, no, not as matters still stand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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