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"I tried to see him last nicht, but auld Dorty wadna lat me near him. I WAD fain say fareweel til him." "Weel, put aff gaein' awa' till the morn, an' we'll gang thegither the nicht an' see him. Dorty winna haud ME oot." Aggie hesitated, thought, and consented.
I tuik aff yer weet claes, an' pat ye intil my bed till I got them dry." "An' hoo did ye wi' yer ain?" "By the time yours was dry, mine was dry tu." When they arrived at the cottage, Dorty demurred, but her master heard Cosmo's voice and rang his bell. "I little thought your father would have gone before me," said Mr. Simon. "I think I was aware of his death.
It turned out that "auld Dorty," as the neighbours called her, not without some hint askance at the quality of her temper, was not very seriously ailing, yet sufficiently so to accept a little help for the rougher work of the house; and while Aggie was on her knees washing the slabs of the passage that led through to the back door, the master, as she always called him now that Cosmo was his pupil, happened to come from his room, and saw and addressed her.
The First Interview between the Spaniards and Peruvians, after Briggs, by Greatbach, is a triumph of art; Wilkie's Dorty Bairn is excellent; the Fisherman's Children, after Collins, by C. Rolls, is exquisitely delicate; and the Gleaner, by Finden, after Holmes, has a lovely set of features, which art and fashion may court in vain. But we have outrun our tether, and must halt here.
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