The Ian Maclaren Yearbook
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" he gasped, clinging with one hand to a jagged point.
The Days of Auld Lang Syne.
" ' I ""HIS is the last time we shall meet, Miss J. Carnegie. Forgive me for my love, and believe that one man will ever remember and . . . pray for you." Carmichael bowed low, the last sunshine of the evening playing on his fair hair, and turned "One word, if you please," said Kate, and they looked into one another's eyes, the blue and brown, seeing many things that cannot be written. " You may be forgiven for .... . . lov- ing me, because you could not help that " — this with a very roguish look, our Kate all over — " and I suppose you must be forgiven for listening to foolish gossip, since people will tell lies " — this with a stamp of the foot, our Kate again — " but I shall never forgive you if you leave me, never" — this was a new Kate, like to the opening of a flower.
"Why.? Tell me plainly;" and in the silence Carmichael heard a trout leap in the river.
" Because I love you." The Tochty water sang a pleasant song, and the sun set gloriously behind Ben Urtach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he gasped, clinging with one hand to a jagged point.
The Days of Auld Lang Syne.
" ' I ""HIS is the last time we shall meet, Miss J. Carnegie. Forgive me for my love, and believe that one man will ever remember and . . . pray for you." Carmichael bowed low, the last sunshine of the evening playing on his fair hair, and turned "One word, if you please," said Kate, and they looked into one another's eyes, the blue and brown, seeing many things that cannot be written. " You may be forgiven for .... . . lov- ing me, because you could not help that " — this with a very roguish look, our Kate all over — " and I suppose you must be forgiven for listening to foolish gossip, since people will tell lies " — this with a stamp of the foot, our Kate again — " but I shall never forgive you if you leave me, never" — this was a new Kate, like to the opening of a flower.
"Why.? Tell me plainly;" and in the silence Carmichael heard a trout leap in the river.
" Because I love you." The Tochty water sang a pleasant song, and the sun set gloriously behind Ben Urtach.
What to read after The Ian Maclaren Yearbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclaren Ian to read onlineMoreLess
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