Waverly Or Sixty Years Since a Dramatic Romance in Three Acts
Waverly Or Sixty Years Since a Dramatic Romance in Three Acts
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Evan. 5 Tis well now Mister Baillie.
[Bows and Exit with Baillie.
Rose, You surely will not attend him, Captain Waverly ?
Wav. The idea of seeing the cave of a Highland cattle stealer, and the rude scenery tempts me I confess.
Bar. I see ye want na for courage, ye want na for courage, Mr. Waverly ; not that ye'll ha ? only thing to fear with Evan Dhu; but by this time, the Laird, wha kens not what has passed, will be wanting my further opinion i' the village, will it please you Captain, we go a...nd invite him to return. Wha say ye wha say ye ?
Wav. With all my heart. Miss Bradvvardine, for the pre- sent adieu ! [Exit with Baron.
Rose. Sir, Oh, he certainly is a very agreeable young man, if ever I should have a lover, how I do wish he may resemble him. [ExiU (Song introduced).
WAVERLY. 17 SCENE IV. An apartment with folding doors in the Tower of Glennaquoic.
Enter Flora reading a Letter.
Flo. Yes ; the Chevalier is at length on these shores, among the bonny green hills of Scotland ; the hero of my heart comes to blot out the disgrace of his forefathers, or to shed his own dearest blood among the sons of Caledonian valour; brave, enter- prizing Prince, great and glorious be thy triumph, and secure us thy victory over the weak, but proud bo&om of Flora Mac Ivor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evan. 5 Tis well now Mister Baillie.
[Bows and Exit with Baillie.
Rose, You surely will not attend him, Captain Waverly ?
Wav. The idea of seeing the cave of a Highland cattle stealer, and the rude scenery tempts me I confess.
Bar. I see ye want na for courage, ye want na for courage, Mr. Waverly ; not that ye'll ha ? only thing to fear with Evan Dhu; but by this time, the Laird, wha kens not what has passed, will be wanting my further opinion i' the village, will it please you Captain, we go a...nd invite him to return. Wha say ye wha say ye ?
Wav. With all my heart. Miss Bradvvardine, for the pre- sent adieu ! [Exit with Baron.
Rose. Sir, Oh, he certainly is a very agreeable young man, if ever I should have a lover, how I do wish he may resemble him. [ExiU (Song introduced).
WAVERLY. 17 SCENE IV. An apartment with folding doors in the Tower of Glennaquoic.
Enter Flora reading a Letter.
Flo. Yes ; the Chevalier is at length on these shores, among the bonny green hills of Scotland ; the hero of my heart comes to blot out the disgrace of his forefathers, or to shed his own dearest blood among the sons of Caledonian valour; brave, enter- prizing Prince, great and glorious be thy triumph, and secure us thy victory over the weak, but proud bo&om of Flora Mac Ivor.
What to read after Waverly Or Sixty Years Since a Dramatic Romance in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Fitzball to read onlineMoreLess
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