第6章

类别:其他 作者:Sir Walter Scott字数:10137更新时间:18/12/18 08:54:27
\"Bynomeans,\"answeredthesoldier;\"Iamnowhitsomnolent;I alwayshearbestwithmyeyesshut。ItisafashionIlearnedwhenIstoodsentinel。\" \"AndIdaresay,\"saidLordMenteith,asidetoAnderson,\"theweightofthehalberdofthesergeantoftheroundsoftenmadehimopenthem。\" Beingapparently,however,inthehumourofstory—telling,theyoungnoblemanwenton,addressinghimselfchieflytohisservants,withoutmindingtheslumberingveteran。 \"Everybaroninthecountry,\"saidhe,\"nowsworerevengeforthisdreadfulcrime。Theytookarmswiththerelationsandbrother—in—lawofthemurderedperson,andtheChildrenoftheMistwerehunteddown,Ibelieve,withaslittlemercyastheyhadthemselvesmanifested。Seventeenheads,thebloodytrophiesoftheirvengeance,weredistributedamongtheallies,andfedthecrowsuponthegatesoftheircastles。Thesurvivorssoughtoutmoredistantwildernesses,towhichtheyretreated。\" \"Toyourrighthand,counter—marchandretreattoyourformerground,\"saidCaptainDalgetty;themilitaryphrasehavingproducedthecorrespondentwordofcommand;andthenstartingup,professedhehadbeenprofoundlyatttentivetoeverywordthathadbeenspoken。 \"Itisthecustominsummer,\"saidLordMenteith,withoutattendingtohisapology,\"tosendthecowstotheuplandpasturestohavethebenefitofthegrass;andthemaidsofthevillage,andofthefamily,gotheretomilktheminthemorningandevening。Whilethusemployed,thefemalesofthisfamily,totheirgreatterror,perceivedthattheirmotionswerewatchedatadistancebyapale,thin,meagrefigure,bearingastrongresemblancetotheirdeceasedmistress,andpassing,ofcourse,forherapparition。Whensomeoftheboldestresolvedtoapproachthisfadedform,itfledfromthemintothewoodswithawildshriek。Thehusband,informedofthiscircumstance,cameuptotheglenwithsomeattendants,andtookhismeasuressowellastointercepttheretreatoftheunhappyfugitive,andtosecurethepersonofhisunfortunatelady,thoughherintellectprovedtobetotallyderanged。Howshesupportedherselfduringherwanderinginthewoodscouldnotbeknown——somesupposedsheliveduponrootsandwild—berries,withwhichthewoodsatthatseasonabounded;butthegreaterpartofthevulgarweresatisfiedthatshemusthavesubsisteduponthemilkofthewilddoes,orbeennourishedbythefairies,orsupportedinsomemannerequallymarvellous。Herre—appearancewasmoreeasilyaccountedfor。Shehadseenfromthethicketthemilkingofthecows,tosuperintendwhichhadbeenherfavouritedomesticemployment,andthehabithadprevailedeveninherderangedstateofmind。 \"Indueseasontheunfortunateladywasdeliveredofaboy,whonotonlyshowednoappearanceofhavingsufferedfromhismother\'scalamities,butappearedtobeaninfantofuncommonhealthandstrength。Theunhappymother,afterherconfinement,recoveredherreason——atleastinagreatmeasure,butneverherhealthandspirits。Allanwasheronlyjoy。Herattentiontohimwasunremitting;andunquestionablyshemusthaveimpresseduponhisearlymindmanyofthosesuperstitiousideastowhichhismoodyandenthusiastictempergavesoreadyareception。Shediedwhenhewasabouttenyearsold。Herlastwordswerespokentohiminprivate;butthereislittledoubtthattheyconveyedaninjunctionofvengeanceupontheChildrenoftheMist,withwhichhehassinceamplycomplied。 \"Fromthismoment,thehabitsofAllanM\'Aulayweretotallychanged。Hehadhithertobeenhismother\'sconstantcompanion,listeningtoherdreams,andrepeatinghisown,andfeedinghisimagination,which,probablyfromthecircumstancesprecedinghisbirth,wasconstitutionallyderanged,withallthewildandterriblesuperstitionssocommontothemountaineers,towhichhisunfortunatemotherhadbecomemuchaddictedsinceherbrother\'sdeath。Bylivinginthismanner,theboyhadgottenatimid,wild,startledlook,lovedtoseekoutsolitaryplacesinthewoods,andwasneversomuchterrified,asbytheapproachofchildrenofthesameage。Iremember,althoughsomeyearsyounger,beingbroughtupherebymyfatheruponavisit,norcanIforgettheastonishmentwithwhichIsawthisinfant—hermitshuneveryattemptImadetoengagehiminthesportsnaturaltoourage。Icanrememberhisfatherbewailinghisdispositiontomine,andalleging,atthesametime,thatitwasimpossibleforhimtotakefromhiswifethecompanyoftheboy,asheseemedtobetheonlyconsolationthatremainedtoherinthisworld,andastheamusementwhichAllan\'ssocietyaffordedherseemedtopreventtherecurrence,atleastinitsfullforce,ofthatfearfulmaladybywhichshehadbeenvisited。But,afterthedeathofhismother,thehabitsandmannersoftheboyseemedatoncetochange。Itistrueheremainedasthoughtfulandseriousasbefore;andlongfitsofsilenceandabstractionshowedplainlythathisdisposition,inthisrespect,wasinnodegreealtered。Butatothertimes,hesoughtouttherendezvousoftheyouthofthec]an,whichhehadhithertoseemedanxioustoavoid。 Hetookshareinalltheirexercises;and,fromhisveryextraordinarypersonalstrength,soonexcelledhisbrotherandotheryouths,whoseageconsiderablyexceededhisown。Theywhohadhithertoheldhimincontempt,nowfeared,iftheydidnotlovehim;and,insteadofAllan\'sbeingesteemedadreaming,womanish,andfeeble—mindedboy,thosewhoencounteredhiminsportsormilitaryexercise,nowcomplainedthat,whenheatedbythestrife,hewastooapttoturngameintoearnest,andtoforgetthathewasonlyengagedinafriendlytrialofstrength。 ——ButIspeaktoregardlessears,\"saidLordMenteith,interruptinghimself,fortheCaptain\'snosenowgavethemostindisputablesignsthathewasfastlockedinthearmsofoblivion。 \"Ifyoumeantheearsofthatsnortingswine,mylord,\"saidAnderson,\"theyare,indeed,shuttoanythingthatyoucansay; nevertheless,thisplacebeingunfitformoreprivateconference,Ihopeyouwillhavethegoodnesstoproceed,forSibbald\'sbenefitandformine。Thehistoryofthispooryoungfellowhasadeepandwildinterestinit。\" \"Youmustknow,then,\"proceededLordMenteith,\"thatAllancontinuedtoincreaseinstrengthandactivity,tillhisfifteenthyear,aboutwhichtimeheassumedatotalindependenceofcharacter,andimpatienceofcontrol,whichmuchalarmedhissurvivingparent。Hewasabsentinthewoodsforwholedaysandnights,underpretenceofhunting,thoughhedidnotalwaysbringhomegame。Hisfatherwasthemorealarmed,becauseseveraloftheChildrenoftheMist,encouragedbytheincreasingtroublesofthestate,hadventuredbacktotheiroldhaunts,nordidhethinkitaltogethersafetorenewanyattackuponthem。TheriskofAllan,inhiswanderings,sustaininginjuryfromthesevindictivefreebooters,wasaperpetualsourceofapprehension。 \"Iwasmyselfuponavisittothecastlewhenthismatterwasbroughttoacrisis。Allanhadbeenabsentsinceday—breakinthewoods,whereIhadsoughtforhiminvain;itwasadarkstormynight,andhedidnotreturn。Hisfatherexpressedtheutmostanxiety,andspokeofdetachingapartyatthedawnofmorninginquestofhim;when,asweweresittingatthesupper— table,thedoorsuddenlyopened,andAllanenteredtheroomwithaproud,firm,andconfidentair。Hisintractabilityoftemper,aswellastheunsettledstateofhismind,hadsuchaninfluenceoverhisfather,thathesuppressedallothertokensofdispleasure,exceptingtheobservationthatIhadkilledafatbuck,andhadreturnedbeforesunset,whilehesupposedAllan,whohadbeenonthehilltillmidnight,hadreturnedwithemptyhands。\'Areyousureofthat?\'saidAllan,fiercely;\'hereissomethingwilltellyouanothertale。\' \"Wenowobservedhishandswerebloody,andthattherewerespotsofbloodonhisface,andwaitedtheissuewithimpatience;whensuddenly,undoingthecomerofhisplaid,herolleddownonthetableahumanhead,bloodyandnewsevered,sayingatthesametime,\'Liethouwheretheheadofabettermanlaybeforeye。\' Fromthehaggardfeatures,andmattedredhairandbeard,partlygrizzledwithage,hisfatherandotherspresentrecognisedtheheadofHectoroftheMist,awell—knownleaderamongtheoutlaws,redoubtedforstrengthandferocity,whohadbeenactiveinthemurderoftheunfortunateForester,uncletoAllan,andhadescapedbyadesperatedefenceandextraordinaryagility,whensomanyofhiscompanionsweredestroyed。Wewereall,itmaybebelieved,struckwithsurprise,butAllanrefusedtogratifyourcuriosity;andweonlyconjecturedthathemusthaveovercometheoutlawafteradesperatestruggle,becausewediscoveredthathehadsustainedseveralwoundsfromthecontest。 Allmeasureswerenowtakentoensurehimagainstthevengeanceofthefreebooters;butneitherhiswounds,northepositivecommandofhisfather,noreventhelockingofthegatesofthecastleandthedoorsofhisapartment,wereprecautionsadequatetopreventAllanfromseekingouttheverypersonstowhomhewaspeculiarlyobnoxious。Hemadehisescapebynightfromthewindowoftheapartment,andlaughingathisfather\'svaincare,producedononeoccasiontheheadofone,anduponanotherthoseoftwo,oftheChildrenoftheMist。Atlengththesemen,fierceastheywere,becameappalledbytheinveterateanimosityandaudacitywithwhichAllansoughtouttheirrecesses。Asheneverhesitatedtoencounteranyodds,theyconcludedthathemustbearacharmedlife,orfightundertheguardianshipofsomesupernaturalinfluence。Neithergun,dirk,nordourlach[DOURLACH——quiver;literally,satchel——ofarrows。],theysaid,availedaughtagainsthim。Theyimputedthistotheremarkablecircumstancesunderwhichhewasborn;andatlengthfiveorsixofthestoutestcateransoftheHighlandswouldhavefledatAllan\'shalloo,ortheblastofhishorn。 \"Inthemeanwhile,however,theChildrenoftheMistcarriedontheiroldtrade,anddidtheM\'Aulays,aswellastheirkinsmenandallies,asmuchmischiefastheycould。Thisprovokedanotherexpeditionagainstthetribe,inwhichIhadmyshare;wesurprisedthemeffectually,bybesettingatoncetheupperandunderpassesofthecountry,andmadesuchcleanworkasisusualontheseoccasions,burningandslayingrightbeforeus。Inthisterriblespeciesofwar,eventhefemalesandthehelplessdonotalwaysescape。Onelittlemaidenalone,whosmileduponAllan\'sdrawndirk,escapedhisvengeanceuponmyearnestentreaty。Shewasbroughttothecastle,andherebredupunderthenameofAnnotLyle,themostbeautifullittlefairycertainlythateverdanceduponaheathbymoonlight。ItwaslongereAllancouldendurethepresenceofthechild,untilitoccurredtohisimagination,fromherfeaturesperhaps,thatshedidnotbelongtothehatedbloodofhisenemies,buthadbecometheircaptiveinsomeoftheirincursions;acircumstancenotinitselfimpossible,butinwhichhebelievesasfirmlyasinholywrit。 Heisparticularlydelightedbyherskillinmusic,whichissoexquisite,thatshefarexceedsthebestperformersinthiscountryinplayingontheclairshach,orharp。ItwasdiscoveredthatthisproduceduponthedisturbedspiritsofAllan,inhisgloomiestmoods,beneficialeffects,similartothoseexperiencedbytheJewishmonarchofold;andsoengagingisthetemperofAnnotLyle,sofascinatingtheinnocenceandgaietyofherdisposition,thatsheisconsideredandtreatedinthecastleratherasthesisteroftheproprietor,thanasadependentuponhischarity。Indeed,itisimpossibleforanyonetoseeherwithoutbeingdeeplyinterestedbytheingenuity,liveliness,andsweetnessofherdisposition。\" \"Takecare,mylord,\"saidAnderson,smiling;\"thereisdangerinsuchviolentcommendations。AllanM\'Aulay,asyourlordshipdescribeshim,wouldprovenoverysaferival。\" \"Pooh!pooh!\"saidLordMenteith,laughing,yetblushingatthesametime;\"Allanisnotaccessibletothepassionoflove;andformyself,\"saidhe,moregravely;\"Annot\'sunknownbirthisasufficientreasonagainstseriousdesigns,andherunprotectedstateprecludeseveryother。\" \"Itisspokenlikeyourself,mylord,\"saidAnderson。——\"ButI trustyouwillproceedwithyourinterestingstory。\" \"Itiswellnighfinished,\"saidLordMenteith;\"Ihaveonlytoadd,thatfromthegreatstrengthandcourageofAllanM\'Aulay,fromhisenergeticanduncontrollabledisposition,andfromanopiniongenerallyentertainedandencouragedbyhimselfthatheholdscommunionwithsupernaturalbeings,andcanpredictfutureevents,theclanpayamuchgreaterdegreeofdeferencetohimthaneventohisbrother,whoisabold—heartedrattlingHighlander,butwithnothingwhichcanpossiblyrivaltheextraordinarycharacterofhisyoungerbrother。\" \"Suchacharacter,\"saidAnderson,\"cannotbuthavethedeepesteffectonthemindsofaHighlandhost。WemustsecureAllan,mylord,atallevents。Whatbetweenhisbraveryandhissecondsight——\" \"Hush!\"saidLordMenteith,\"thatowlisawaking。\" \"Doyoutalkofthesecondsight,orDEUTERO—SCOPIA?\"saidthesoldier;\"IremembermemorableMajorMunrotellingmehowMurdochMackenzie,borninAssint,aprivategentlemaninacompany,andaprettysoldier,foretoldthedeathofDonaldTough,aLochaberman,andcertainotherpersons,aswellasthehurtofthemajorhimselfatasuddenonfallatthesiegeofTrailsund。\" \"Ihaveoftenheardofthisfaculty,\"observedAnderson,\"butI havealwaysthoughtthosepretendingtoitwereeitherenthusiastsorimpostors。\" \"Ishouldbeloath,\"saidLordMenteith,\"toapplyeithercharactertomykinsman,AllanM\'Aulay。Hehasshownonmanyoccasionstoomuchacutenessandsense,ofwhichyouthisnighthadaninstance,forthecharacterofanenthusiast;andhishighsenseofhonour,andmanlinessofdisposition,freehimfromthechargeofimposture。\" \"Yourlordship,then,\"saidAnderson,\"isabelieverinhissupernaturalattributes?\" \"Bynomeans,\"saidtheyoungnobleman;\"Ithinkthathepersuadeshimselfthatthepredictionswhichare,inreality,theresultofjudgmentandreflection,aresupernaturalimpressionsonhismind,justasfanaticsconceivetheworkingsoftheirownimaginationtobedivineinspiration——atleast,ifthiswillnotserveyou,Anderson,Ihavenobetterexplanationtogive;anditistimewewereallasleepafterthetoilsomejourneyoftheday。\" CHAPTERVI。 Comingeventscasttheirshadowsbefore。CAMPBELL。 Atanearlyhourinthemorningtheguestsofthecastlesprungfromtheirrepose;and,afteramoment\'sprivateconversationwithhisattendants,LordMenteithaddressedthesoldier,whowasseatedinacornerburnishinghiscorsletwithrot—stoneandchamois—leather,whilehehummedtheoldsonginhonourofthevictoriousGustavusAdolphus:—— Whencannonsareroaring,andbulletsareflying,Theladthatwouldhavehonour,boys,mustneverfeardying。 \"CaptainDalgetty,\"saidLordMenteith,\"thetimeiscomethatwemustpart,orbecomecomradesinservice。\" \"Notbeforebreakfast,Ihope?\"saidCaptainDalgetty。 \"Ishouldhavethought,\"repliedhislordship,\"thatyourgarrisonwasvictualledforthreedaysatleast。\" \"Ihavestillsomestowageleftforbeefandbannocks,\"saidtheCaptain;\"andInevermissafavourableopportunityofrenewingmysupplies。\" \"But,\"saidLordMenteith,\"nojudiciouscommanderallowseitherflagsoftruceorneutralstoremaininhiscamplongerthanisprudent;andthereforewemustknowyourmindexactly,accordingtowhichyoushalleitherhaveasafe—conducttodepartinpeace,orbewelcometoremainwithus。\" \"Truly,\"saidtheCaptain,\"thatbeingthecase,Iwillnotattempttoprotractthecapitulationbyacounterfeitedparley,(athingexcellentlypractisedbySirJamesRamsayatthesiegeofHannau,intheyearofGod1636,)butIwillfranklyown,thatifIlikeyourpayaswellasyourprovantandyourcompany,I carenothowsoonItaketheoathtoyourcolours。\" \"Ourpay,\"saidLordMenteith,\"mustatpresentbesmall,sinceitispaidoutofthecommonstockraisedbythefewamongstuswhocancommandsomefunds——Asmajorandadjutant,IdarenotpromiseCaptainDalgettymorethanhalfadollara—day。\" \"Thedeviltakeallhalvesandquarters!\"saidtheCaptain; \"wereitinmyoption,Icouldnomoreconsenttothehalvingofthatdollar,thanthewomanintheJudgmentofSolomontothedissevermentofthechildofherbowels。\" \"Theparallelwillscarcehold,CaptainDalgetty,forIthinkyouwouldratherconsenttothedividingofthedollar,thangiveitupentiretoyourcompetitor。However,inthewayofarrears,I maypromiseyoutheotherhalf—dollarattheendofthecampaign。\" \"Ah!thesearrearages!\"saidCaptainDalgetty,\"thatarealwayspromised,andalwaysgofornothing!Spain,Austria,andSweden,allsingonesong。Oh!longlifetotheHoganmogans!iftheywerenoofficersofsoldiers,theyweregoodpaymasters。——Andyet,mylord,ifIcouldbutbemadecertioratethatmynaturalhereditamentofDrumthwackethadfallenintopossessionofanyoftheseloonsofCovenanters,whocouldbe,intheeventofoursuccess,convenientlymadeatraitorof,Ihavesomuchvalueforthatfertileandpleasantspot,thatIwoulde\'entakeonwithyouforthecampaign。\" \"IcanresolveCaptainDalgetty\'squestion,\"saidSibbald,LordMenteith\'ssecondattendant;\"forifhisestateofDrumthwacketbe,asIconceive,thelongwastemoorsocalled,thatliesfivemilessouthofAberdeen,IcantellhimitwaslatelypurchasedbyEliasStrachan,asrankarebelaseversworetheCovenant\" \"Thecrop—earedhound!\"saidCaptainDalgetty,inarage;\"Whatthedevilgavehimtheassurancetopurchasetheinheritanceofafamilyoffourhundredyearsstanding?——CYNTHIUSAUREMVELLET,asweusedtosayatMareschal—College;thatistosay,Iwillpullhimoutofmyfather\'shousebytheears。Andso,myLordMenteith,Iamyours,handandsword,bodyandsoul,tilldeathdouspart,ortotheendofthenextcampaign,whichevereventshallfirstcometopass。\" \"AndI,\"saidtheyoungnobleman,\"rivetthebargainwithamonth\'spayinadvance。\" \"Thatismorethannecessary,\"saidDalgetty,pocketingthemoneyhowever。\"ButnowImustgodown,lookaftermywar—saddleandabuilziements,andseethatGustavushashismorning,andtellhimwehavetakennewservice。\" Theregoesyourpreciousrecruit,\"saidLordMenteithtoAnderson,astheCaptainlefttheroom;\"Ifearweshallhavelittlecreditofhim。\" \"Heisamanofthetimes,however,\"saidAnderson;\"andwithoutsuchweshouldhardlybeabletocarryonourenterprise。\" \"Letusgodown,\"answeredLordMenteith,\"andseehowourmusterislikelytothrive,forIhearagooddealofbustleinthecastle。\" Whentheyenteredthehall,thedomesticskeepingmodestlyinthebackground,morninggreetingspassedbetweenLordMenteith,AngusM\'Aulay,andhisEnglishguests,whileAllan,occupyingthesamesettlewhichhehadfilledtheprecedingevening,paidnoattentionwhatevertoanyone。OldDonaldhastilyrushedintotheapartment。\"AmessagefromVichAlisterMore;[ThepatronymicofMacDonellofGlengarry。]heiscomingupintheevening。\" \"Withhowmanyattendants?\"saidM\'Aulay。 \"Somefive—and—twentyorthirty,\"saidDonald,\"hisordinaryretinue。\" \"Shakedownplentyofstrawinthegreatbarn,\"saidtheLaird。 Anotherservantherestumbledhastilyin,announcingtheexpectedapproachofSirHectorM\'Lean,\"whoisarrivingwithalargefollowing。\" \"Puttheminthemalt—kiln,\"saidM\'Aulay;\"andkeepthebreadthofthemiddensteadbetweenthemandtheM\'Donalds;theyarebutunfriendstoeachother。\" Donaldnowre—entered,hisvisageconsiderablylengthened——\"Thetell\'si\'thefolk,\"hesaid;\"thehaillHielandsareasteer,I think。EvanDhu,ofLochiel,willbehereinanhour,withLordkenshowmanygillies。\" \"IntothegreatbarnwiththembesidetheM\'Donalds,\"saidtheLaird。 Moreandmorechiefswereannounced,theleastofwhomwouldhaveaccounteditderogatorytohisdignitytostirwithoutaretinueofsixorsevenpersons。Toeverynewannunciation,AngusM\'Aulayansweredbynamingsomeplaceofaccommodation,——thestables,theloft,thecow—house,thesheds,everydomesticoffice,weredestinedforthenighttosomehospitablepurposeorother。AtlengththearrivalofM\'DougalofLorn,afterallhismeansofaccommodationwereexhausted,reducedhimtosomeperplexity。\"Whatthedevilistobedone,Donald?\"saidhe; \"thegreatbarnwouldholdfiftymore,iftheywouldlieheadsandthraws;buttherewouldbedrawndirksamangthemwhichshouldlieupper—most,andsoweshouldhavebloodypuddingsbeforemorning!\" \"Whatneedsallthis?\"saidAllan,startingup,andcomingforwardwiththesternabruptnessofhisusualmanner;\"aretheGaelto—dayofsofterfleshorwhiterbloodthantheirfatherswere?Knocktheheadoutofacaskofusquebae;letthatbetheirnight—gear——theirplaidstheirbed—clothes——theblueskytheircanopy,andtheheathertheircouch。——Comeathousandmore,andtheywouldnotquarrelonthebroadheathforwantofroom!\" \"Allanisright,\"saidhisbrother;\"itisveryoddhowAllan,who,betweenourselves,\"saidhetoMusgrave,\"isalittlewowf,[WOWF,i。e。crazed。]seemsattimestohavemoresensethanusallputtogether。Observehimnow。\" \"Yes\"continuedAllan,fixinghiseyeswithaghastlystareupontheoppositesideofthehall,\"theymaywellbeginastheyaretoend;manyamanwillsleepthisnightupontheheath,thatwhentheMartinmaswindshaltblowshalllietherestarkenough,andrecklittleofcoldorlackofcovering。\" \"Donotforespeakus,brother,\"saidAngus;\"thatisnotlucky。\" \"Andwhatluckisitthenthatyouexpect?\"saidAllan;andstraininghiseyesuntiltheyalmoststartedfromtheirsockets,hefellwithaconvulsiveshudderintothearmsofDonaldandhisbrother,who,knowingthenatureofhisfits,hadcomeneartopreventhisfall。Theyseatedhimuponabench,andsupportedhimuntilhecametohimself,andwasabouttospeak。 ForGod\'ssake,Allan,\"saidhisbrother,whoknewtheimpressionhismysticalwordswerelikelytomakeonmanyoftheguests,\"saynothingtodiscourageus。\" \"AmIhewhodiscouragesyou?\"saidAllan;\"leteverymanfacehisweirdasIshallfacemine。Thatwhichmustcome,willcome; andweshallstridegallantlyovermanyafieldofvictory,erewereachyonfatalslaughter—place,ortreadyonsablescaffolds。\" \"Whatslaughter—place?whatscaffolds?\"exclaimedseveralvoices;forAllan\'srenownasaseerwasgenerallyestablishedintheHighlands。 \"Youwillknowthatbuttoosoon,\"answeredAllan。\"Speaktomenomore,Iamwearyofyourquestions。\"Hethenpressedhishandagainsthisbrow,restedhiselbowuponhisknee,andsunkintoadeepreverie。 SendforAnnotLyle,andtheharp,\"saidAngus,inawhisper,tohisservant;\"andletthosegentlemenfollowmewhodonotfearaHighlandbreakfast。\" AllaccompaniedtheirhospitablelandlordexceptingonlyLordMenteith,wholingeredinoneofthedeepembrasuresformedbythewindowsofthehall。AnnotLyleshortlyafterglidedintotheroom,notilldescribedbyLordMenteithasbeingthelightestandmostfairyfigurethatevertrodetheturfbymoonlight。Herstature,considerablylessthantheordinarysizeofwomen,gavehertheappearanceofextremeyouth,insomuch,thatalthoughshewasneareighteen,shemighthavepassedforfouryearsyounger。Herfigure,hands,andfeet,wereformeduponamodelofexquisitesymmetrywiththesizeandlightnessofherperson,sothatTitaniaherselfcouldscarcehavefoundamorefittingrepresentative。Herhairwasadarkshadeofthecolourusuallytermedflaxen,whoseclusteringringletssuitedadmirablywithherfaircomplexion,andwiththeplayful,yetsimple,expressionofherfeatures。Whenweaddtothesecharms,thatAnnot,inherorphanstate,seemedthegayestandhappiestofmaidens,thereadermustallowustoclaimforhertheinterestofalmostallwholookedonher。Infact,itwasimpossibletofindamoreuniversalfavourite,andsheoftencameamongtherudeinhabitantsofthecastle,asAllanhimself,inapoeticalmood,expressedit,\"likeasunbeamonasullensea,\" communicatingtoallothersthecheerfulnessthatfilledherownmind。 Annot,suchaswehavedescribedher,smiledandblushed,when,onenteringtheapartment,LordMenteithcamefromhisplaceofretirement,andkindlywishedhergood—morning。 \"Andgood—morningtoyou,mylord,\"returnedshe,extendingherhandtoherfriend;\"wehaveseldomseenyouoflateatthecastle,andnowIfearitiswithnopeacefulpurpose。\"