The Scotch Twins
The Scotch Twins, written by Lucy Fitch Perkins and first published in 1919, is a children's novel that follows the adventures of twins Jean and Jock Campbell in the Scottish Highlands. Living in a rural home, they face daily responsibilities and conflicts, particularly with the local gamekeeper, Angus Niel, and the threat of losing their family home. The story explores themes of family, duty, and community, providing a charming portrayal of sibling dynamics and rural life.
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The Scotch Twins
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Project Gutenberg · 124 pages
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“The water was so cold it made her arms ache, and she soon decided to let the fast-running stream do the washing for her. She soaped the garments well, weighted them down with stones, and then went to join the boys.””
— Lucy Fitch Perkins
