Waverley — volume 1
Waverley — volume 1
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The Chief) did not liketa Sassenagh duinhe-wassel to be pingled wi' mickle speaking, asshe was na tat weel. ' From this Waverley concluded he shoulddisoblige his friend by inquiring of a stranger the object of ajourney which he himself had not communicated.
It is unnecessary to trace the progress of our hero's recovery. The sixth morning had arrived, and he was able to walk about witha staff, when Fergus returned with about a score of his men. Heseemed in the highest spirits, congratulated Wave...rley on hisprogress towards recovery, and finding he was able to sit onhorseback, proposed their immediate return to Glennaquoich. Waverley joyfully acceded, for the form of its fair mistress hadlived in his dreams during all the time of his confinement.
Now he has ridden o'er moor and moss, O'er hill and many a glen, Fergus, all the while, with his myrmidons, striding stoutly by hisside, or diverging to get a shot at a roe or a heath-cock. Waverley's bosom beat thick when they approached the old tower ofIan nan Chaistel, and could distinguish the fair form of itsmistress advancing to meet them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chief) did not liketa Sassenagh duinhe-wassel to be pingled wi' mickle speaking, asshe was na tat weel. ' From this Waverley concluded he shoulddisoblige his friend by inquiring of a stranger the object of ajourney which he himself had not communicated.
It is unnecessary to trace the progress of our hero's recovery. The sixth morning had arrived, and he was able to walk about witha staff, when Fergus returned with about a score of his men. Heseemed in the highest spirits, congratulated Wave...rley on hisprogress towards recovery, and finding he was able to sit onhorseback, proposed their immediate return to Glennaquoich. Waverley joyfully acceded, for the form of its fair mistress hadlived in his dreams during all the time of his confinement.
Now he has ridden o'er moor and moss, O'er hill and many a glen, Fergus, all the while, with his myrmidons, striding stoutly by hisside, or diverging to get a shot at a roe or a heath-cock. Waverley's bosom beat thick when they approached the old tower ofIan nan Chaistel, and could distinguish the fair form of itsmistress advancing to meet them.
What to read after Waverley — volume 1?
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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