
MORAG: A TALE OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
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Blanche Clifford awakens to the sweeping beauty of Glen Eagle, where rolling heather and craggy hills stretch beneath a bright Scottish sky. The vivid description of the landscape pulls her from the familiar streets of London into a world of mist‑kissed moors, ancient ash groves, and the promise of untamed adventure. Her father, an avid sportsman, finally agrees to bring her to the Highlands, and Blanche’s imagination ignites, turning history books into personal legends of Wallace and Bruce.
The journey itself becomes a rite of passage. From the bustling platform at Euston to a rattling mail‑coach winding through remote valleys, Blanche’s restless spirit clashes with the cautious oversight of her governess. As the scenery transforms outside the window, she feels the pull of a new, wild life waiting beyond the comforts of her Victorian routine. The opening promises a tale of discovery, youthful daring, and the timeless allure of Scotland’s highlands.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (428K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Feb 14, 2013
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1844–1933
A Scottish novelist and missionary, she drew on life in both Scotland and India to write fiction filled with place, character, and moral feeling. Her work moved between Highland stories and Anglo-Indian settings, giving readers a vivid sense of two very different worlds.
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