Waverley
Waverley
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I little thought that your engagements with Miss Bradwardine were the reason of your breaking off your intended match with my sister. I suppose the information that the Baron had altered the destination of his estate, was quite a sufficient reason for slighting your friend's sister, and carrying off your friend's mistress." " Did the Prince tell you I was engaged to Miss Bradwar- dine ? " said Waverley. " Impossible." "He did, sir," answered Mac-Ivor; "so, either draw and defend yourself, or re...sign your pretensions to the lady." " This is absolute madness," exclaimed Waverley, " or some strange mistake ! " " Oh, no evasion ! draw your sword ! " said the infuriated Chieftain, — his own already unsheathed.
" Must I fight in a madman's quarrel ? " " Then give up now, and for ever, all pretensions to Miss Bradwardine*s hand." " What title have you," cried Waverley, utterly losing com- mand of himself, — " what title have you, or any man living, to dictate such terms to me ? '' And he also drew his sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I little thought that your engagements with Miss Bradwardine were the reason of your breaking off your intended match with my sister. I suppose the information that the Baron had altered the destination of his estate, was quite a sufficient reason for slighting your friend's sister, and carrying off your friend's mistress." " Did the Prince tell you I was engaged to Miss Bradwar- dine ? " said Waverley. " Impossible." "He did, sir," answered Mac-Ivor; "so, either draw and defend yourself, or re...sign your pretensions to the lady." " This is absolute madness," exclaimed Waverley, " or some strange mistake ! " " Oh, no evasion ! draw your sword ! " said the infuriated Chieftain, — his own already unsheathed.
" Must I fight in a madman's quarrel ? " " Then give up now, and for ever, all pretensions to Miss Bradwardine*s hand." " What title have you," cried Waverley, utterly losing com- mand of himself, — " what title have you, or any man living, to dictate such terms to me ? '' And he also drew his sword.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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