Highlands And Islands, Being a Sequel to "wild Sports of the West." 1
Highlands And Islands, Being a Sequel to "wild Sports of the West." 1
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Mac Tavish would be hanged. The sentence merely gave him board and lodging for a twelvemonth, in a house — ^* a royal property" — as Mr. Simpson used to style Vauxhall — with occasional exercise on the tread-mill — ^and banish- ment from the bailiwick for life. The speech which conveyed the sentence occupied the better moiety of an hour.
I thought of other days. Shade of Norbury !
You who could cheapen a horse, perpetrate a pun^ and send a sinner to the gallows, and all within five minutes — wh...at would you say to a Scotch law-lord inflicting a forty minutes' jobation upon an unfortunate devil for abstract- ing a hogget, value — ^half a mark ?
In every light that a doubtful matter can be regarded, the Stout Gentleman rejects the couleur de rose. We were certainly '' let in " for a speech, instead of a peep at judicial proceedings for a minute — the cook's was temps militaire — the salmon suffered accordingly — and nothing could persuade the Stout Gentleman, but that he of the cocked hat, had received previous information that dinner had been ordered at ''sharp five,*' and, with malice prepense, had spoken against time to spoil the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mac Tavish would be hanged. The sentence merely gave him board and lodging for a twelvemonth, in a house — ^* a royal property" — as Mr. Simpson used to style Vauxhall — with occasional exercise on the tread-mill — ^and banish- ment from the bailiwick for life. The speech which conveyed the sentence occupied the better moiety of an hour.
I thought of other days. Shade of Norbury !
You who could cheapen a horse, perpetrate a pun^ and send a sinner to the gallows, and all within five minutes — wh...at would you say to a Scotch law-lord inflicting a forty minutes' jobation upon an unfortunate devil for abstract- ing a hogget, value — ^half a mark ?
In every light that a doubtful matter can be regarded, the Stout Gentleman rejects the couleur de rose. We were certainly '' let in " for a speech, instead of a peep at judicial proceedings for a minute — the cook's was temps militaire — the salmon suffered accordingly — and nothing could persuade the Stout Gentleman, but that he of the cocked hat, had received previous information that dinner had been ordered at ''sharp five,*' and, with malice prepense, had spoken against time to spoil the same.
What to read after Highlands And Islands, Being a Sequel to "wild Sports of the West." 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Hamilton Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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