Mysterious Legends of Edinburgh Now for the First Time Told in Print
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Then as to the paper, what more likely than that it should have come with the returned coach, having been sent by Angus when upon the eve of his flight after committing the deed, and bear- ing the marks of his bloody fingers. As for the motive for thus proclaiming his own villany, the most difficult element in the whole story, it might have been (What might not be when the mind is predisposed to find that it />. ?) the wild act of a bravado, glorying, as Mrs Macgillivray herself expressed it, i...n his revenge Deacon MacgiUivray s Disappearance. 187 at a time when he knew he would be far away before the paper reached its destination.
With this last and, by consequence, the newest view of the subject which obtained anything like a wide assent, the people went to bed, probably to rise in the morning and find the many-tongued goddess blowing word-bubbles of an entirely different hue, aftei which they would run with renewed alacrity, to find them end in a little liberated air, as all the others had done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then as to the paper, what more likely than that it should have come with the returned coach, having been sent by Angus when upon the eve of his flight after committing the deed, and bear- ing the marks of his bloody fingers. As for the motive for thus proclaiming his own villany, the most difficult element in the whole story, it might have been (What might not be when the mind is predisposed to find that it />. ?) the wild act of a bravado, glorying, as Mrs Macgillivray herself expressed it, i...n his revenge Deacon MacgiUivray s Disappearance. 187 at a time when he knew he would be far away before the paper reached its destination.
With this last and, by consequence, the newest view of the subject which obtained anything like a wide assent, the people went to bed, probably to rise in the morning and find the many-tongued goddess blowing word-bubbles of an entirely different hue, aftei which they would run with renewed alacrity, to find them end in a little liberated air, as all the others had done.
What to read after Mysterious Legends of Edinburgh Now for the First Time Told in Print?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Leighton to read onlineMoreLess
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