Chronicles of Glenbuckie
Chronicles of Glenbuckie
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" Ye '11 let me carry the wee thing for ye. No 1 Well, I '11 no insist, though I could do 't well enough, and ye would gang a' the lichter for it." Maggie had recovered somewhat before she reached the tailor's house. Jamie met his sister at the door, and after one or two silent facial move- ments on his part, his sister had a thorough appre- hension of the case.
" Come awa'," she said sympathetically, " I have a guid, warm fire for ye, and ye maun just gie me i 130 CHKONICLES OP the wean and I ...'11 toast its taes, for I 'm sure it '11 be baith cauld and wet." Then, turning to her brother, she said, "Did ye get doon to the wreck 1 " This was accompanied by other facial signs on her part, which Jamie well understood.
" No," he replied, " but I 'm just gaun. Ye '11 may- be^no want me for an hour or twa, and if I should iree ye '11 ken I have come by no harm." Jamie and his -sister had but a slight acquaint- ance of Maggie Winlestrae. They had heard of her misfortune, and they had heard also of the heroic manner in which she, single-handed, had borne the burden of her sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ye '11 let me carry the wee thing for ye. No 1 Well, I '11 no insist, though I could do 't well enough, and ye would gang a' the lichter for it." Maggie had recovered somewhat before she reached the tailor's house. Jamie met his sister at the door, and after one or two silent facial move- ments on his part, his sister had a thorough appre- hension of the case.
" Come awa'," she said sympathetically, " I have a guid, warm fire for ye, and ye maun just gie me i 130 CHKONICLES OP the wean and I ...'11 toast its taes, for I 'm sure it '11 be baith cauld and wet." Then, turning to her brother, she said, "Did ye get doon to the wreck 1 " This was accompanied by other facial signs on her part, which Jamie well understood.
" No," he replied, " but I 'm just gaun. Ye '11 may- be^no want me for an hour or twa, and if I should iree ye '11 ken I have come by no harm." Jamie and his -sister had but a slight acquaint- ance of Maggie Winlestrae. They had heard of her misfortune, and they had heard also of the heroic manner in which she, single-handed, had borne the burden of her sin.
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