The Yeoman Adventurer
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Thatshould have satisfied even him; but no, she left him in his error, andmerely took the olives out of his hand, saying, "I hope they'll be fresh, though it's hardly to be expected in a little town in the middle ofEngland. " Maclachlan had paid not the slightest attention to me and, while readyenough to deal with him, I paid none to him, and began to think himsomewhat of an ass to be standing in the market-place of Derby airing hispassions. Fortunately, perhaps, Lord George Murray, striding by... towardsExeter House, caught sight of us and stopped abruptly.
"Ha' ye made a' right at the bridge yonder, Maclachlan?" The young Chief's face supplied the answer.
"Ye havenae!" stormed Murray. "By gad, sir, " lugging out his watch, "ifyou don't, in two hours from now, report all arrangements made, I'll haeye shot by a squad of the Manchester ragabushes. Aff wi' ye, ye jawtheringyoung fule!" Maclachlan went off without so much as a bow to Margaret.
"Have you taken out your commission, sir?" said Murray to me, snappingthe words out as though he would have them shear my head off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thatshould have satisfied even him; but no, she left him in his error, andmerely took the olives out of his hand, saying, "I hope they'll be fresh, though it's hardly to be expected in a little town in the middle ofEngland. " Maclachlan had paid not the slightest attention to me and, while readyenough to deal with him, I paid none to him, and began to think himsomewhat of an ass to be standing in the market-place of Derby airing hispassions. Fortunately, perhaps, Lord George Murray, striding by... towardsExeter House, caught sight of us and stopped abruptly.
"Ha' ye made a' right at the bridge yonder, Maclachlan?" The young Chief's face supplied the answer.
"Ye havenae!" stormed Murray. "By gad, sir, " lugging out his watch, "ifyou don't, in two hours from now, report all arrangements made, I'll haeye shot by a squad of the Manchester ragabushes. Aff wi' ye, ye jawtheringyoung fule!" Maclachlan went off without so much as a bow to Margaret.
"Have you taken out your commission, sir?" said Murray to me, snappingthe words out as though he would have them shear my head off.
What to read after The Yeoman Adventurer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Gough to read onlineMoreLess
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