Waverley Novels, volume 13
Waverley Novels, volume 13
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' * And so I think, too,' said the pacific triton, old Haagen, who had been an unwilling follower of the daring Montrose ; * if you had been in the Glen of Edderachyllis, when we were sae sair worried by Sir John Worry — — ' *You have forgot the whole matter, neighbour Haagen,' said the factor: *Sir John Urry was on your side, and was ta'en with Montrose ; by the same token, he lost his head.' * Did he ? ' said the triton. * I believe you may be right ; for he changed sides mair than anes, and ...wha kens whilk he Digitized by Google THE PIRATE 873 died for? But always he was there, and so was I; a fight there was, and I neyer wish to see another ! ' The entrance of the provost here interrupted their desultory conversation. *We have determined,' he said, 'captain, that your ship shall go round to Stromness, or Scalpa Flow, to take in stores, in order that there may be no more quarrels between the fair folks and your seamen. And as you wish to stay on shore to see the fair, we intend to send a respectable gentle- man on board your vessel to pilot her round the Mainland, as the navigation is but ticklish.' 'Spoken like a quiet and sensible magistrate, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' * And so I think, too,' said the pacific triton, old Haagen, who had been an unwilling follower of the daring Montrose ; * if you had been in the Glen of Edderachyllis, when we were sae sair worried by Sir John Worry — — ' *You have forgot the whole matter, neighbour Haagen,' said the factor: *Sir John Urry was on your side, and was ta'en with Montrose ; by the same token, he lost his head.' * Did he ? ' said the triton. * I believe you may be right ; for he changed sides mair than anes, and ...wha kens whilk he Digitized by Google THE PIRATE 873 died for? But always he was there, and so was I; a fight there was, and I neyer wish to see another ! ' The entrance of the provost here interrupted their desultory conversation. *We have determined,' he said, 'captain, that your ship shall go round to Stromness, or Scalpa Flow, to take in stores, in order that there may be no more quarrels between the fair folks and your seamen. And as you wish to stay on shore to see the fair, we intend to send a respectable gentle- man on board your vessel to pilot her round the Mainland, as the navigation is but ticklish.' 'Spoken like a quiet and sensible magistrate, Mr.
What to read after Waverley Novels, volume 13?
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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