The Scotch Twins
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They found Tam sitting on the doorstep licking his paw andhowling. He was instantly surrounded by four amateur doctors allanxious to relieve his pain. Jock ran for water to wash his leg, the flesh of which had been cruelly torn open by the bullet. Jeanransacked the kist for bandages, and Alan held up the injured pawand tried to see if any bones were broken, while Sandy helplesslystroked Tam's tail, murmuring, "Good dog! good old Tam!" as hedid so. By dint of their combined efforts the wound was... cleansedand carefully bound with a rag, and by the time the Shepherd gothome, Tam was lying on the hearth beside the fire, with Alan onhis knees before him feeding him broth from a pan.
The Shepherd listened with a darkening brow to the story of Tam'sinjury. He had heard an account of the stag the day before, sothe new revelation of Angus's character did not surprise him, butwhen Alan rose from his knees and said, "To-morrow the Rob RoyClan will begin to make Angus Niel wish he'd never been born, "Robin Campbell's comment was, "Give him rope enough and he'llhang himself, laddie, " and Alan, his black eyes flashing withunderstanding, answered, "We'll see to it that he gets the rope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They found Tam sitting on the doorstep licking his paw andhowling. He was instantly surrounded by four amateur doctors allanxious to relieve his pain. Jock ran for water to wash his leg, the flesh of which had been cruelly torn open by the bullet. Jeanransacked the kist for bandages, and Alan held up the injured pawand tried to see if any bones were broken, while Sandy helplesslystroked Tam's tail, murmuring, "Good dog! good old Tam!" as hedid so. By dint of their combined efforts the wound was... cleansedand carefully bound with a rag, and by the time the Shepherd gothome, Tam was lying on the hearth beside the fire, with Alan onhis knees before him feeding him broth from a pan.
The Shepherd listened with a darkening brow to the story of Tam'sinjury. He had heard an account of the stag the day before, sothe new revelation of Angus's character did not surprise him, butwhen Alan rose from his knees and said, "To-morrow the Rob RoyClan will begin to make Angus Niel wish he'd never been born, "Robin Campbell's comment was, "Give him rope enough and he'llhang himself, laddie, " and Alan, his black eyes flashing withunderstanding, answered, "We'll see to it that he gets the rope.
What to read after The Scotch Twins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perkins Lucy Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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