What's Mine's Mine — volume 2
What's Mine's Mine — volume 2
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Then the chief went back to hisroom, and proceeded to prepare the head, that, as the sacrifice, soshould be the gift.
"I suppose he would like glass eyes, the ruffian!" he muttered tohimself, "but I will not have the mockery. I will fill the socketsand sew up the eyelids, and the face shall be as of one thatsleeps. " Haying done all, and written certain directions for temporarytreatment, which he tied to an ear, he laid the head aside till theevening.
All the day long, not a word concerning it ...passed between thebrothers; but when evening came, Alister, with a blue cottonhandkerchief in his hand, hiding the head as far as the roots of thehuge horns, asked Ian to go for a walk. They went straight to theNew House. Alister left the head at the door, with his complimentsto Mr. Sercombe.
As soon as they were out of sight of the house, Ian put his armthrough his brother's, but did not speak.
"I know now about turning the other cheek!" said Alister. "--PoorEuadh!" "Leave him to the God that made the great head and nimble feet ofhim, " said Ian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the chief went back to hisroom, and proceeded to prepare the head, that, as the sacrifice, soshould be the gift.
"I suppose he would like glass eyes, the ruffian!" he muttered tohimself, "but I will not have the mockery. I will fill the socketsand sew up the eyelids, and the face shall be as of one thatsleeps. " Haying done all, and written certain directions for temporarytreatment, which he tied to an ear, he laid the head aside till theevening.
All the day long, not a word concerning it ...passed between thebrothers; but when evening came, Alister, with a blue cottonhandkerchief in his hand, hiding the head as far as the roots of thehuge horns, asked Ian to go for a walk. They went straight to theNew House. Alister left the head at the door, with his complimentsto Mr. Sercombe.
As soon as they were out of sight of the house, Ian put his armthrough his brother's, but did not speak.
"I know now about turning the other cheek!" said Alister. "--PoorEuadh!" "Leave him to the God that made the great head and nimble feet ofhim, " said Ian.
What to read after What's Mine's Mine — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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