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Sae I just tare it up aiblins for pipe-lights I canna mind at this time." "And why," asked I, more vexed and disappointed than I liked to confess "why did you not tell me before?" "How wad I ken that you had need o't?
At the same time, we cannot help being in sympathy with the words of Burns; they certainly touch a chord in all our hearts: "Then fare ye weel, auld nickey Ben; O wad ye tak' a thought and men' Ye aiblins micht I dinna ken Hae still a stake." As I have said, there are those who teach that Satan will be ultimately extinguished. And they lay down that theory with great positiveness.
Regarding the original iniquity of Kiva, my other Fans held the opinion that the old Scotch lady had regarding certain passages in the history of the early Jews that it was a long time ago, and aiblins it was no true. Fortunately for the reader it is impossible for me to give in full detail the proceedings of the Court. I do not think if the whole of Mr.
"How could she be lost in this country of Galloway?" he said, "a land where there are naught but Douglases and men bound body and soul to the Douglas, from Solway even to the Back Shore o' Leswalt? 'Tis just no possible I'll wager that it is that Hieland gipsy Mistress Lindesay that has some love ploy on hand, and has gane aff and aiblins ta'en the lass wi' her for company."
That'll aiblins go doon wi' the parsons, but not wi' me. I ken you and you ken me, and all the whitewash i' th' warld'll no deceive us." The Master turned away, and his face was hard as the nether millstone. But the little man pursued him. "I was nigh forgettin'," he said. "I've a surprise for ye, James Moore. But I hear it's yer birthday on Sunday, and I'll keep it till then he! he!"
"I dinna ken; maybe ay an' maybe no I wadna say. But I dinna want to hae onything to du wi' ye, mem." "Ma'colm MacPhail," said Mrs Catanach, lowering her voice to a hoarse whisper, while every trace of laughter vanished from her countenance, "ye hae had mair to du wi' me nor ye ken, an' aiblins ye'll hae mair yet nor ye can weel help. Sae caw canny, my man."
"I canna tell ye where he is noo," he said, unctuously; "but aiblins, I could let ye know where he's gaein' to." "Can yo'? will yo'?" cried the simple girl all unsuspecting. In a moment she was across the room and at his knees. "Closer, and I'll whisper." The little ear, peeping from its nest of brown, was tremblingly approached to his lips.
Thae shune lat me see them they're Here's Robert himsel'. Are thae shune yours, noo, Robert? 'Ay are they. Ye made them yersel'. 'Hoo cam they in my chop, than? 'Speir nae mair quest'ons nor's worth answerin', said Robert, with a look meant to be significant. 'They're my shune, and I'll keep them. Aiblins ye dinna aye ken wha's shune ye hae, or whan they cam in to ye.
"If he was poisoned, and noo I think aiblins he was, he didna pick it up at Kenmuir, I tell ye that," he said, and marched out of the room. In the mean time the Black Killer pursued his bloody trade unchecked. The public, always greedy of a new sensation, took up the matter. In several of the great dailies, articles on the "Agrarian Outrages" appeared, followed by lengthy correspondence.
"Yonder it slips awa'," she was saying, "and my poor bairn, that's o'er the seas in America, is maybe looking on its bright face, thinking of his hame, and aiblins of me, that did my best to breed him up in the fear of the Lord; but I couldna warsle wi' what was ordained.
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