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'I shall not need it, replied their mysterious hostess. 'And now, she said, 'ye maun hae arms: ye maunna gang on dry-handed; but use them not rashly. Take captive, but save life; let the law hae its ain. He maun speak ere he die.
'I shall not need it, replied their mysterious hostess. 'And now, she said, 'ye maun hae arms: ye maunna gang on dry-handed; but use them not rashly. Take captive, but save life; let the law hae its ain. He maun speak ere he die.
'So he had his griego wrapped close round him, and I judged he was not dry-handed; so I thought it was best to speak proper, and so he believed I was a Manks man, and I kept ay between him and her, for fear she had whistled.
'So he had his griego wrapped close round him, and I judged he was not dry-handed; so I thought it was best to speak proper, and so he believed I was a Manks man, and I kept ay between him and her, for fear she had whistled.
"Will ye taste naething yourself, Luckie?" said Dinmont. "I shall not need it," replied their mysterious hostess. "And now," she said, "ye maun hae arms ye maunna gang on dry-handed but use them not rashly take captive, but save life let the law hae its ain he maun speak ere he die."
'So he had his griego wrapped close round him, and I judged he was not dry-handed; so I thought it was best to speak proper, and so he believed I was a Manks man, and I kept ay between him and her, for fear she had whistled.
'I shall not need it, replied their mysterious hostess. 'And now, she said, 'ye maun hae arms: ye maunna gang on dry-handed; but use them not rashly. Take captive, but save life; let the law hae its ain. He maun speak ere he die.
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