Up! Horsie!
Up! Horsie!
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"Come, I must take pity on you, and save you in spite of yourself, "--said Sandy. "Here is some wax withwhich you must stop up your ears to-night, when you return to the lady, that you may not hear that singing of hers which bewitches your sobersenses, and then if you draw the bow lengthways up and down the middlestring of the fiddle, in this fashion (taking up the fiddle and showinghim) as you approach her, and refuse both the wine and the kiss, youwill see what an Elle-maid really is. " He th...en laid the ivory fiddle down again, and by the time Gilbert hadraised himself on one elbow to take it back, the shepherd was clean outof sight. Gilbert thought this very strange, and he began scraping oncemore on the fiddle to see if the branches of the tree would again sproutinto his singular acquaintance, but they did not stir any more. Thoughnot believing in the full truth of Sandy's sneers about the castle andthe lady, Gilbert thought he would just follow his advice out ofcuriosity, to see what it might bring to light, and perceiving it wasnow time to retrace his steps, he descended from the rocks, andfollowing the course of the stream, returned to his night quarters by adifferent road to any he had taken before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Come, I must take pity on you, and save you in spite of yourself, "--said Sandy. "Here is some wax withwhich you must stop up your ears to-night, when you return to the lady, that you may not hear that singing of hers which bewitches your sobersenses, and then if you draw the bow lengthways up and down the middlestring of the fiddle, in this fashion (taking up the fiddle and showinghim) as you approach her, and refuse both the wine and the kiss, youwill see what an Elle-maid really is. " He th...en laid the ivory fiddle down again, and by the time Gilbert hadraised himself on one elbow to take it back, the shepherd was clean outof sight. Gilbert thought this very strange, and he began scraping oncemore on the fiddle to see if the branches of the tree would again sproutinto his singular acquaintance, but they did not stir any more. Thoughnot believing in the full truth of Sandy's sneers about the castle andthe lady, Gilbert thought he would just follow his advice out ofcuriosity, to see what it might bring to light, and perceiving it wasnow time to retrace his steps, he descended from the rocks, andfollowing the course of the stream, returned to his night quarters by adifferent road to any he had taken before.
What to read after Up! Horsie!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chatelaine Clara De to read onlineMoreLess
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