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"But," said the worthy man, "I hope, Ringan Gilhaize, ye'll yet consider the step before ye tak it. Ye're no at this time in a condition o' health to warsle wi' hardship, and your laddie there's owre young to be o' ony fek in the way o' war; for, ye ken, the Cameronians hae declar't war against the King, and, being few and far apart, they're hunted down in a' places."

I shall never forget the thrill of those words, "Ye're welcome to Scotland," nor the "Gude night."

Twice she opened her lips to speak, and twice her heart and the words failed her. The tears became drops and rolled down the cheeks. Sandy was dismayed. "Ye're not afraid o' me, ye sweet thing, are ye?" he gasped out. "I'd not vex ye for the world. If ye bid me to go, I'd go." "No, I'm not afraid o' ye, Mr. Bruce," sobbed Bel. "I don't know what it is makes me so silly.

His gorge was rising, but he controlled it, and turned on his heel, with the manner of one saying the final word. "I reckon ye're a-barkin' up ther wrong tree." "Not by a damned sight, we ain't!" One of the patrolmen seized and pinioned his arms, while the second threateningly lifted his club. "Don't try to start anything, young feller," he warned.

The girl on the ground saw him falter, and knew that he was becoming faint-hearted. To encourage him, she lifted a voice broken by emotion and shouted: "Go it, Fluke, go it!... Aw! damn it, he slid!... Go it, ole feller! Git there, git there! Ye're almost there, Fluke git it! It's a dinner it's a bone for Snatchet, and we'll eat!... Damn it! he slid again!... Aw! hell!"

"Ah, well, we won't argue about it! but if we were inclined to be strict, the Sabbath began some " here he looked at his watch "some five hours and three-quarters ago; that is, at six of the clock, on the evening of Saturday!" "Hoot, minister, ye ken ye're wrang there! for, Jew-wise, it began at sax o' the Friday nicht!

His persecutor was, therefore, disappointed in seeing how little annoyance his spite occasioned, nor was his equanimity increased by a message from Mr. Ivison ordering his instant discharge. The following morning the foreman of the room in which Haldane worked came to him with quite a show of friendliness, and said: "It seems ye're in luck, for the boss takes an interest in ye.

They are all pretty well worn. A week or so in the field will remedy the defects of my face and hands, and make them more like your husband's." "I'm goin' to try ye out fer a week," Jake remarked, "an' if ye understand hayin' as well as ye do wrestlin' ye're the man fer me." "Just for my board and lodging," Douglas added. "Well, that's fer you to say." "I prefer it that way."

The establishment seemed harmless and respectable, like the grocer's or baker's. But from the swinging doors came a strong odour of alcohol, enveloping the two women in a vinous caress that stirred hidden desires like a strong perfume. "Do you think we could slip in here without being seen?" said the housekeeper. "If ye're so bad as all that, we can," replied Ada.

Dooley, that, an' 'What 'll ye have, boys? an' 'Niver mind about th' change. I niver see hide nor hair iv him f'r a week afther iliction. Thin he come with a plug hat on, an' says he: 'Dooley, he says, 'give me a shell iv beer, he says: 'give me a shell iv beer, he says, layin' down a nickel. 'I suppose ye're on th' sub-scription, he says.