Waverley Novels, volume 2
Waverley Novels, volume 2
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" In brief, what the deil mair would you have of it ? — the woman sold me the kist of clothes — ^they are mine by purchase, and that is what I will Uve and die upon." " In other words," said Cleveland, " this greedy old hag had the impudence to sell what was none of hers ; and y Google THE PIRATE. 185 7011, honest Bryce Snailsfoot, had the assurance to be the purchaser ? ** "Ou dear, Captain," said the conscientious pedlar, ** what wad ye hae had twa poor folk to do ? There was joursell gane th...at aught the things, and Maister Mor- daunt was gane that had them in keeping, and the things were but damplj put up, where they were rotting with moth and mould, and ** ^^ And so this old thief sold them, and you bought them, I suppose, just to keep them fix>m spoiling ? ** said Qeveland.
" Weel then," said the merchant, " Tm thinking, noble Captain, that wad be just the gate of it" "Well then, hark ye, you impudent scoundrel," said the Captain. " I do not wish to dirty my fingers with you, or to make any disturbance in this place ^" " Good reason for that, Captain — ^aha !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In brief, what the deil mair would you have of it ? — the woman sold me the kist of clothes — ^they are mine by purchase, and that is what I will Uve and die upon." " In other words," said Cleveland, " this greedy old hag had the impudence to sell what was none of hers ; and y Google THE PIRATE. 185 7011, honest Bryce Snailsfoot, had the assurance to be the purchaser ? ** "Ou dear, Captain," said the conscientious pedlar, ** what wad ye hae had twa poor folk to do ? There was joursell gane th...at aught the things, and Maister Mor- daunt was gane that had them in keeping, and the things were but damplj put up, where they were rotting with moth and mould, and ** ^^ And so this old thief sold them, and you bought them, I suppose, just to keep them fix>m spoiling ? ** said Qeveland.
" Weel then," said the merchant, " Tm thinking, noble Captain, that wad be just the gate of it" "Well then, hark ye, you impudent scoundrel," said the Captain. " I do not wish to dirty my fingers with you, or to make any disturbance in this place ^" " Good reason for that, Captain — ^aha !
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