The Journal of Sir Walter Scott
The Journal of Sir Walter Scott
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Various chance guests arrived. One ofthe most welcome was Captain MacKenzie of the Celtic Society and the 72dregiment, a picture of a Highlander in his gigantic person and innocentand generous disposition. Poor fellow, he is going to retreat toBrittany, to make his half-pay support a wife and family. I did not dareto ask how many. God send I may have the means of serving him.
He told me a Maclean story which was new to me. At the battle ofSheriffmuir that clan was commanded by a chief called He...ctor. In theaction, as the chief rushed forward, he was frequently in situations ofperil. His foster-father followed him with seven sons, whom he reservedas a body-guard, whom he threw forward into the battle as he saw hischief pressed. The signal he gave was, "Another for Hector!" The youthsreplied, "Death for Hector!" and were all successively killed. Thesewords make the sign and countersign at this day of the clan Gillian. [60] Young Shortreed dined with us and the two Fergusons, Sir Adam and theColonel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Various chance guests arrived. One ofthe most welcome was Captain MacKenzie of the Celtic Society and the 72dregiment, a picture of a Highlander in his gigantic person and innocentand generous disposition. Poor fellow, he is going to retreat toBrittany, to make his half-pay support a wife and family. I did not dareto ask how many. God send I may have the means of serving him.
He told me a Maclean story which was new to me. At the battle ofSheriffmuir that clan was commanded by a chief called He...ctor. In theaction, as the chief rushed forward, he was frequently in situations ofperil. His foster-father followed him with seven sons, whom he reservedas a body-guard, whom he threw forward into the battle as he saw hischief pressed. The signal he gave was, "Another for Hector!" The youthsreplied, "Death for Hector!" and were all successively killed. Thesewords make the sign and countersign at this day of the clan Gillian. [60] Young Shortreed dined with us and the two Fergusons, Sir Adam and theColonel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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