Rob Roy — volume 02
Rob Roy — volume 02
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Nane were keener against it than the Glasgow folk, wi' theirrabblings and their risings, and their mobs, as they ca' them now-a-days. But it's an ill wind blaws naebody gude--Let ilka ane roose the ford asthey find it--I say let Glasgow flourish! whilk is judiciously andelegantly putten round the town's arms, by way of by-word. --Now, sinceSt. Mungo catched herrings in the Clyde, what was ever like to gar usflourish like the sugar and tobacco trade? Will onybody tell me that, andgrumble at the ...treaty that opened us a road west-awa' yonder?" Andrew Fairservice was far from acquiescing in these arguments ofexpedience, and even ventured to enter a grumbling protest, "That it wasan unco change to hae Scotland's laws made in England; and that, for hisshare, he wadna for a' the herring-barrels in Glasgow, and a' thetobacco-casks to boot, hae gien up the riding o' the Scots Parliament, orsent awa' our crown, and our sword, and our sceptre, and Mons Meg, * to bekeepit by thae English pock-puddings in the Tower o' Lunnon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nane were keener against it than the Glasgow folk, wi' theirrabblings and their risings, and their mobs, as they ca' them now-a-days. But it's an ill wind blaws naebody gude--Let ilka ane roose the ford asthey find it--I say let Glasgow flourish! whilk is judiciously andelegantly putten round the town's arms, by way of by-word. --Now, sinceSt. Mungo catched herrings in the Clyde, what was ever like to gar usflourish like the sugar and tobacco trade? Will onybody tell me that, andgrumble at the ...treaty that opened us a road west-awa' yonder?" Andrew Fairservice was far from acquiescing in these arguments ofexpedience, and even ventured to enter a grumbling protest, "That it wasan unco change to hae Scotland's laws made in England; and that, for hisshare, he wadna for a' the herring-barrels in Glasgow, and a' thetobacco-casks to boot, hae gien up the riding o' the Scots Parliament, orsent awa' our crown, and our sword, and our sceptre, and Mons Meg, * to bekeepit by thae English pock-puddings in the Tower o' Lunnon.
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