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He's got braw, braw tartan whuskers That defy the shears and kaim: There's an awfu' row in Brigton When M'Kay comes hame." It went on to tell how: "John M'Kay works down in Singers's, He's a ceevil engineer, But his wife's no verra ceevil When she's had some ginger-beer. When he missed the last Kilbowie train And had to walk hame lame, There wis Home Rule wi' the poker When M'Kay cam hame." Mrs.
"I have looked into the Chartulary of the House, holy father," said Eustace, "and therein I find a written and formal grant of all duties and customs payable at the drawbridge of Brigton, not only by ecclesiastics of this foundation, but by every pilgrim truly designed to accomplish his vows at this House, to the Abbot Allford, and the monks of the House of Saint Mary in Kennaquhair, from that time and for ever.
Bit by bit the story was coming out, and she had no difficulty in filling up for herself the melancholy details. 'Noo I'm ready. Ye'll no' slope when I'm oot, Liz? she said warningly; and Liz laughed a dreary, mirthless laugh. 'I ken when I'm weel aff. I wish to goodness I had come to you when I was sick o' Brigton, instead o' gaun where I gaed.
She's been sick o' Brigton for lang and lang, an' whiles she said she wad gang awa' to London an' seek her fortune. Walter sprang up, an immense load lifted from his mind. If that were all, he had needlessly tormented himself. 'Did she say that? Then it's all right. Of course that's where she's gone. Don't you think so? 'Maybe. It's likely; only I think she micht hae telt me.
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