Waverley Novels
Waverley Novels
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Sir Knight, that this scapegrace of a minstrel avouches neither repentance nor con- trition at his share in a matter so flagitious. " " You shall be secured an opportunity of being fully heard, " replied the knight, " if you shall find at last that you really desire one. Meantime, I must back, without a moment's delay, to inform Sir John de Walton of the turn which affairs have taken. Farewell, reverend father. By my honour, CASTLE DANGETIOUS. 191 we may wish each other joy that we have escaped... from a troublesome charge, which brought as much terror with it as the phantoms of a fearful dream, and is yet found capable of being dispelled by a cure as simple as that of awakening the sleeper.
But, by St. Bride! both churchmen and laymen are bound to sympathise with the unfortunate Sir John de Walton. I tell thee, father, that if this letter " — touching the missive with his finger — " is to be construed literally, as far as respects him, he is the man most to be pitied betwixt the brink of Solway and the place where we now stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Knight, that this scapegrace of a minstrel avouches neither repentance nor con- trition at his share in a matter so flagitious. " " You shall be secured an opportunity of being fully heard, " replied the knight, " if you shall find at last that you really desire one. Meantime, I must back, without a moment's delay, to inform Sir John de Walton of the turn which affairs have taken. Farewell, reverend father. By my honour, CASTLE DANGETIOUS. 191 we may wish each other joy that we have escaped... from a troublesome charge, which brought as much terror with it as the phantoms of a fearful dream, and is yet found capable of being dispelled by a cure as simple as that of awakening the sleeper.
But, by St. Bride! both churchmen and laymen are bound to sympathise with the unfortunate Sir John de Walton. I tell thee, father, that if this letter " — touching the missive with his finger — " is to be construed literally, as far as respects him, he is the man most to be pitied betwixt the brink of Solway and the place where we now stand.
What to read after Waverley Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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