Treasure Trove the First of a Series of Accounts of Irish Heirs Being a Romant
Treasure Trove the First of a Series of Accounts of Irish Heirs Being a Romant
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" As for myself, " said the Prince, " I shall sleep, like the brave fellows who come to fight for me, on the heather, in my plaid ;" for Charles, to flatter the nationality of the Highlanders, had assumed the tartan, and, as he said himself, in the parlance of Italy, to which he was most accustomed, " to lie al fresco was no great penalty in the month of August. " As the evening advanced, other forces poured into the valley. Again, the echoes of Glenfinnin were waked by the pibrochs of Mac Dona...ld and Mac Leod, and upwards of four hundred devoted men strengthened the force of the Prince, who greeted his adherents as they arrived.
And now the wild feast was spread. Charles and his little staff and the chieftains were stationed on a gently rising knoll, which served as a sort of natural " dais, " whence they might be seen by all the clans- men who were huddled around without much attention to order. Game of various sorts served for viands ; and while some claret was thought- fully brought by Lochiel for the Prince, who might not like their stronger mountain beverage, whisky was the favourite liquor of the 226 £ S, d.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As for myself, " said the Prince, " I shall sleep, like the brave fellows who come to fight for me, on the heather, in my plaid ;" for Charles, to flatter the nationality of the Highlanders, had assumed the tartan, and, as he said himself, in the parlance of Italy, to which he was most accustomed, " to lie al fresco was no great penalty in the month of August. " As the evening advanced, other forces poured into the valley. Again, the echoes of Glenfinnin were waked by the pibrochs of Mac Dona...ld and Mac Leod, and upwards of four hundred devoted men strengthened the force of the Prince, who greeted his adherents as they arrived.
And now the wild feast was spread. Charles and his little staff and the chieftains were stationed on a gently rising knoll, which served as a sort of natural " dais, " whence they might be seen by all the clans- men who were huddled around without much attention to order. Game of various sorts served for viands ; and while some claret was thought- fully brought by Lochiel for the Prince, who might not like their stronger mountain beverage, whisky was the favourite liquor of the 226 £ S, d.
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