The Sunday Magazine volume 17
The Sunday Magazine volume 17
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I thought all the time you knew it ! " " I don't want to know anything Andrew would not tell me. " " He thought it was my secret, you see, not his, and that was why he did not tell you. " "Of course, ma'am! Andrew always did what was right ! " " Well, then, Dawtie — I offered to be his wife if he would have me ! " "And what did he say ? " asked Dawtie, with the composure of one listening to a story learned from a book.
" He told me he couldn't. But I'm not sure what he said. The words went away.... " " When was it he asked you ? " said Daw- tie, sunk in thought.
" The night but one before the trial, " an- swered Alexa.
" He micht hae ta'en you, then, i'stead o* me ! — a lady an' a' ! Oh, mem ! do you think he took me 'cause I was in trouble ? He micht hae been laird himsel' ! " "Dawtie! Dawtie!" cried Alexa. "If you think that would have weighed with An- drew, I ought to have been his wife, for I know him better than you ! " Dawtie smiled at that.
" But I do know, mem, " she said, " that Andrew was fit to cast the lairdship frae him to comfort ony puir lassie !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought all the time you knew it ! " " I don't want to know anything Andrew would not tell me. " " He thought it was my secret, you see, not his, and that was why he did not tell you. " "Of course, ma'am! Andrew always did what was right ! " " Well, then, Dawtie — I offered to be his wife if he would have me ! " "And what did he say ? " asked Dawtie, with the composure of one listening to a story learned from a book.
" He told me he couldn't. But I'm not sure what he said. The words went away.... " " When was it he asked you ? " said Daw- tie, sunk in thought.
" The night but one before the trial, " an- swered Alexa.
" He micht hae ta'en you, then, i'stead o* me ! — a lady an' a' ! Oh, mem ! do you think he took me 'cause I was in trouble ? He micht hae been laird himsel' ! " "Dawtie! Dawtie!" cried Alexa. "If you think that would have weighed with An- drew, I ought to have been his wife, for I know him better than you ! " Dawtie smiled at that.
" But I do know, mem, " she said, " that Andrew was fit to cast the lairdship frae him to comfort ony puir lassie !
What to read after The Sunday Magazine volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cuthrie to read onlineMoreLess
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