Wilson's Tales
章节目录
共 21 段- The fair being recovered--she raised her eyes--she gazed on
- The house of Kirconnel stood on "fair Kirconnel Lee;" a term
- Many times already had Helen waited till her unconscious par
- She had been in the habit of meeting Kirkpatrick at regular
- "'Ay, so it is!' said he; 'I see her spars plain enough; not
- "'What light is that?' shouted he; 'who has dared to disobey
- "And wha are ye," were the sounds which, in a hollow and har
- The son of a small proprietor in the neighbourhood had latel
- "Weel, the lassie disna like to hear me tell the story; I ke
- "What think ye of our fair Netherlanders, laird?" said Mr Jo
- The incident which we have just described was unobserved by
- "That ye may weel hae, sir," said Matty on the instant, "if
- Many were the schemes devised by the anxious wife--many the
- "When I recovered my feet, I was bruised, and began to chill
- "At length, the Lords of Justiciary entered the town. None b
- Elizabeth heard him, and bent her head upon her bosom to con
- There was nothing for it but that Silky should make up to Mi
- But alas! these precautions were soon rendered unnecessary,
- "And please ye, my lord," replied Johnstone, bowing with the
- "Nevertheless, madam," rejoined her brother, "ye cannot stop
- This oration was received with _groans_, meant to be of appl