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Irwin but I shall be back very soon. Don't leave her; go back. And Catherine motioned her back with a little peremptory gesture. 'Doan't ye let 'ur, sir, said the woman excitedly to Robert. 'One's eneuf aa'm thinking. And she pointed with a meaning gesture to the room behind her. Robert looked at Catherine, who was moving towards the outer door.
The old Scotchman, Macdonald, came out after the first lecture somewhat crestfallen. 'Not the sort of stooff I'd expected! he said, with a shade of perplexity on the rugged face. 'He doosn't talk eneuf in the aabstract for me.
The old Scotchman, Macdonald, came out after the first lecture somewhat crestfallen. 'Not the sort of stooff I'd expected! he said, with a shade of perplexity on the rugged face. 'He doosn't talk eneuf in the aabstract for me.
Gurney, an, if yo chose for t' land, yo were to ha yor money for a farm, when yo wor big eneuf, an if yo turned agen th' land, yo wor to be 'prenticed to soom trade, an ha yor money when yo wanted it, Mr. Gurney bein willin. An I promised him I'd deal honest wi his childer, an Reuben paused painfully. He was wrestling with his conscience, and groping for words about his wife.
"And Angus would have done it, too, and not the first time nowther," said little Reuben, with a knowing shake of the head. "Well, Matthew, what then?" said Monsey. "Weel, with that Angus he lifted up his staff, and Wilson shrieked oot afore he gat the blow. But Angus lowered his hand and said to him, says he, 'Time eneuf to shriek when ye're strucken."
Mattha was told of the visit of the constables to Shoulthwaite, and of Sim's despatch in search of Ralph. "He'll be off for Carlisle," said Robbie, standing square on his legs, and tugging with his cap off at the hair at the back of his head. "Like eneuf," answered Mattha, "and likely that's the safest place for him. It's best to sit near the fire when the chimney smokes, thoo knows."
"As I com alang I saw yan of Angus Ray haystacks blown flat on to the field doon it went in a bash in ya bash frae top to bottom." "That minds me of Mother Garth and auld Wilson haycocks," said Matthew. "Why, what was that?" said Reuben. "Deary me, what thoo minds it weel eneuf. It was the day Wilson was cocking Angus hay in the low meedow.
Irwin but I shall be back very soon. Don't leave her; go back. And Catherine motioned her back with a little peremptory gesture. 'Doan't ye let 'ur, sir, said the woman excitedly to Robert. 'One's eneuf oneut aa'm thinking. And she pointed with a meaning gesture to the room behind her. Robert looked at Catherine, who was moving toward the outer door.
Good neet, Mary; it's like ye'll be a' thrang eneuf to-morrow wi' the feast for the berryin', and it's like eneuf ma mistress and laal Liza will be ower at the windin'." The dame sighed audibly. "And keep up a blithe heart, Mary. Remember, he that has gude crops may thole some thistles." When the door had closed behind the weaver, Willy came back to the kitchen from his little room.
"Like eneuf," said several voices amid a laugh. "He was hard on Mother Garth was Wilson," continued Matthew; "I nivver could mak ought on it. He called her a witch, and seurly she is a laal bit uncanny." "Maybe she wasn't always such like," said Mr. Jackson. "Maybe not, John," said Matthew; "but she was olas a cross-grained yan sin the day she came first to Wy'burn."
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