A Legend of Montrose

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A Legend of Montrose Sir Walter Scott

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  Meantime,doasyouseemedo;clapyourhandthusontheweasandofthishighandmightyprince,underhisruff,andifheoffertostruggleorcryout,failnot,myworthyRanald,tosqueezedoughtily;andifitbeADDELIQUIUM,Ranald,thatis,tillheswoon,thereisnogreatmatter,seeinghedesignedyourgulletandminetostillharderusage。\"

  \"Ifheofferatspeechorstruggle,\"saidRanald,\"hediesbymyhand。\"

  \"Thatisright,Ranald——veryspirited:——Athorough—goingfriendthatunderstandsahintisworthamillion!\"

  ThusresigningthechargeoftheMarquistohisnewconfederate,Dalgettypressedthespring,bywhichthesecretdoorflewopen,thoughsowellwereitshingespolishedandoiled,thatitmadenottheslightestnoiseinrevolving。Theoppositesideofthedoorwassecuredbyverystrongboltsandbars,besidewhichhungoneortwokeys,designedapparentlytoundofetterlocks。A

  narrowstaircase,ascendingupthroughthethicknessofthecastle—wall,landed,astheMarquishadtrulyinformedhim,behindthetapestryofhisprivateapartment。Suchcommunicationswerefrequentinoldfeudalcastles,astheygavethelordofthefortress,likeasecondDionysius,themeansofhearingtheconversationofhisprisoners,or,ifhepleased,ofvisitingthemindisguise,anexperimentwhichhadterminatedsounpleasantlyonthepresentoccasionforGillespieGrumach。

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