Journey to Enchantment
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At some time while she slept MacLeod had spread his plaid over her and she tugged it closer about her chin and snuggled down drowsily. Loud, drunken voices raised in dissension brought her fully to awareness. A dim light filtered in through the branches of the shrubs, and MacLeod crouched by the opening, peering out.
She crept to join him. “Who is it?” she whispered.
“The men I told ye of,” he responded as softly. “Anyone coming this way has tae travel through this pass. ’Tis why I thought we’d ...meet up wi’ Mr. Doone here. They’ve got some Southron—poor chappie.”
Her heart pounding, Prudence peeped through the foliage. And there he was, sure enough: the big lout in the strange leathern tunic that was like a rough patchwork quilt. He had a small, cruel mouth, hard eyes, and a sneering, vindictive expression. There were two others of his kind with him: big, crude-looking individuals, wearing dyed plaids so that the tartan was obliterated. All three were sprawled very close by the side of the burn, arguing mildly among themselves, and passing a flask back and forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At some time while she slept MacLeod had spread his plaid over her and she tugged it closer about her chin and snuggled down drowsily. Loud, drunken voices raised in dissension brought her fully to awareness. A dim light filtered in through the branches of the shrubs, and MacLeod crouched by the opening, peering out.
She crept to join him. “Who is it?” she whispered.
“The men I told ye of,” he responded as softly. “Anyone coming this way has tae travel through this pass. ’Tis why I thought we’d ...meet up wi’ Mr. Doone here. They’ve got some Southron—poor chappie.”
Her heart pounding, Prudence peeped through the foliage. And there he was, sure enough: the big lout in the strange leathern tunic that was like a rough patchwork quilt. He had a small, cruel mouth, hard eyes, and a sneering, vindictive expression. There were two others of his kind with him: big, crude-looking individuals, wearing dyed plaids so that the tartan was obliterated. All three were sprawled very close by the side of the burn, arguing mildly among themselves, and passing a flask back and forth.
What to read after Journey to Enchantment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Veryan to read onlineMoreLess
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