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MacIntyre of Sutherland you hef seen him last year in Stornoway: he hass three thousand acres of a deer forest in Sutherland and he will be ferry glad to marry my Sheila. But I will say to him, 'It is not for me to say yes or no to you, Mr.
And the Umpire she is a good boat; and I hef no fear of going anywhere in the world with her to London or to Inverary, ay, or the Queen's own castle on the island and she will go there safe, and she will come back safe; and if she is not a hotel well, perhaps she will not be a hotel; but she is a fine good boat, and she has swinging lamps whatever."
"Yess, and the waterfahl do not forget the waterfahl, Colin; and there iss better whiskey in Tobbermorry ass you will get in all Greenock, where they will be for mixing it with prandy and other drinks like that; and at Tobbermorry you will hef a Professor come all the way from Edinburgh and from Oban to gif a lecture on the Gaelic; but do you think he would gif a lecture in a town like Greenock?
Burnbrae said afterwards that Lachlan "looked like a ghaist comin' in at the door," but he sat in silence in the shadow, and no one marked the agony on his face till the end. "If that iss all the business, Moderator, I hef to bring a case of discipline before the Session, and ask them to do their duty.
And I hope you will hef very good comfort on board the yacht." "I can't get it into your head that you are talking nonsense!" said Miss White, angrily. "I tell you I will not go anywhere in this yacht! And what is the use of talking to me about dinner? I tell you I will neither eat nor drink while I am on board this yacht!"
"I wass to hef an answer, sir if you please, sir, and I will be opliged," said Hamish, who had been enjoined to be very courteous. "Take it round to the stage entrance," said the man, carelessly. "Yes, sir, if you please, sir," said Hamish; but he did not understand; and he stood. The man looked at him; called for some one: a young lad came, and to him was given the letter.
The little girl Hilda, and the older daughter Minna, were behind them on a board laid across the sides of the wagon. Presley and Harran stopped to shake hands. "Say," cried Hooven, exhibiting an old, but extremely well kept, rifle, "say, bei Gott, me, I tek some schatz at dose rebbit, you bedt. Ven he hef shtop to run und sit oop soh, bei der hind laigs on, I oop mit der guhn und bing!
How, then, was Rube to "take the shine out o' that Injun's shot"? This was the question that each was asking the other, and which was at length put directly to Rube himself. "Shet up your meat-traps," answered he, "an I'll show 'ee. In the fust place, then, 'ee all see that this hyur prickly ain't more'n hef size o' the squash?" "Yes, sartainly," answered several voices.
"Sieben yahr I hef stay," protested Hooven, "and who will der ditch ge-tend, und alle dem cettles drive?" "Well, Harran's your man," answered Presley, preparing to mount his bicycle. "Say, you hef hear about dose ting?" "I don't hear about anything, Bismarck. I don't know the first thing about how the ranch is run."
A voice from the interior intimated that Miss Martha would be, "ready in two minutes." "Pe quick, then," said Macdonald, looking inwards while he lowered his violin, to which he was passionately attached, into the canoe, "you hef not much time to waste, Martha, for it wass time we will pe goin'."
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