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Doctor Pearson also turned to go, but paused for an instant to once more feel George's pulse, and then, with an amiable grunt of satisfaction, he also walked out, saying as he went "Never fash your brains, my mon, by wonderin' whaur ye are. Ye're in guid han's, ye may tak' my word for it, and in guid time, when ye're strong eneuch to talk, you'll be told everything.
"No, I han't," the pert fellow rejoined. "Then I wish yo' had. It mak's me fair jumpety yo' watchin' me so like ony cat a mouse." "Niver yo' fash yo'sel' account o' me, ma wench," he answered calmly. "Yo' wench, indeed!" she cried, tossing her head. "Ay, or will be," he muttered. "What's that?" she cried, springing round, a flush of color on her face. "Nowt, my dear.
"I doot, I doot, Mr Witherspoon," said Janet Armstrong, "we canna hae a great dependence either on principle or doctrine when folk are driven demented wi' oppression. Many that were ance godly among us can thole no more, and they begin to fash and turn awa' at the sight of their persecuted friends." Mr Witherspoon sighed with a heavy heart on hearing this, and mournfully shook his head.
'Dinna fash yersel', Mac. Bein' in war-time, I suppose the best o' us has got to dae wi'oot some luxury or ither sich as a proper High-Class Proposal.
It had been desolated by the war, and got poorer and poorer. With an old maid's usual crankiness and inability to adapt herself to the order of things, Cousin Fanny remained behind. She refused to come away; said, I believe, she had to look after the old place, mammy, and Fash, or some such nonsense.
"I think I mind you threatened it before myself, and Doom is to be rouped at last to pleasure a wanton woman." "A wanton woman! Oh, my excellent tutor! My best respects to my old dominie! I'll see day about with you for this!" "Day about!" said he, "ftly good sweet-tempered Kate! You need not fash; your hand is played; your letter trumped the trick, and I am done.
"Lord! and that I should not hae minded ye, Maister Croftangry," said the servant. "Ay, I mind my master had muckle fash about your job. I hae heard him order in fresh candles as midnight chappit, and till't again. Indeed, ye had aye his gude word, Mr. Croftangry, for a' that folks said about you."
I have been long out of the world, or rather, I have never been in it; my ways are not as theirs; and although I ken their hearts would be glad to be kind to me, I might fash their servants, or their friends might think me unlike other folk, by which, instead of causing pleasure, mortification might ensue; so I will remain in my own house, trusting that, when they can spare the time, they will come and see me."
Am just doostin' the things; and setin' the room in decent order for ye." "For me? Did you hear what the landlady said?" Mr. Bishopriggs advanced confidentially, and pointed with a very unsteady forefinger to the purse which Anne still held in her hand. "Never fash yoursel' aboot the landleddy!" said the sage chief of the Craig Fernie waiters. "Your purse speaks for you, my lassie.
'For ae thing, resumed Robert, after a pause, during which he had been pondering upon the possibilities of Shargar's future 'for ae thing, I doobt whether Dr. Anderson wad hae ta'en ony fash aboot ye, gin he hadna thocht ye had the makin' o' a gentleman i' ye. 'Eh, man! said Shargar. He stood up again, sat down again, and was finally silent. Next day Robert went to see Dr.
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