Waverley Novels, volume 5
Waverley Novels, volume 5
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Was it not through thee that Miles Bellenden and his garrison of cut-throats were saved from the edge of the sword ?" '^ I am proud to say, that you have spoken the truth in both instances," replied Morton.
" Lo 1 you see I" said Macbriar — " again hath his mouth spoken it. — And didst thou not do this for the sake of a Midianitish woman, one of the spawn of prelacy, a toy with which the arch-enemy's trap is baited ? Didst thou not do all this for the sake of Edith Bellenden ?" " You are incapa...ble," answered Morton, boldly, " of appre- ciating my feelings towards that young lady ; but all that I have done I would have done had she never existed." " Thou art a hardy rebel to the truth," said another dark- brow'd man. " And didst thou not so act, that, by conveying away the aged woman, Margaret Bellenden, and her grand- daughter, thou mightest thwart the wise and godly project of / I John Balfour of Burley for bringing forth to battle Basil Olifant, ]/ who had agreed to take the field if he were ensured possession of these women's worldly endowments ?" " I never heard of such a scheme," said Morton, " and there- fore I could not thwart it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it not through thee that Miles Bellenden and his garrison of cut-throats were saved from the edge of the sword ?" '^ I am proud to say, that you have spoken the truth in both instances," replied Morton.
" Lo 1 you see I" said Macbriar — " again hath his mouth spoken it. — And didst thou not do this for the sake of a Midianitish woman, one of the spawn of prelacy, a toy with which the arch-enemy's trap is baited ? Didst thou not do all this for the sake of Edith Bellenden ?" " You are incapa...ble," answered Morton, boldly, " of appre- ciating my feelings towards that young lady ; but all that I have done I would have done had she never existed." " Thou art a hardy rebel to the truth," said another dark- brow'd man. " And didst thou not so act, that, by conveying away the aged woman, Margaret Bellenden, and her grand- daughter, thou mightest thwart the wise and godly project of / I John Balfour of Burley for bringing forth to battle Basil Olifant, ]/ who had agreed to take the field if he were ensured possession of these women's worldly endowments ?" " I never heard of such a scheme," said Morton, " and there- fore I could not thwart it.
What to read after Waverley Novels, volume 5?
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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