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Updated: September 14, 2025
She wur all th' world I cared fur, an' she'll ne'er forgie me, for she's a hard un she is. Aye! but I wur fond o' her! I wonder what she'll do I do wonder i' my soul what she's gettin' her mind on!" It did not occur to him to call to her or go and see what she was doing.
Oh, dear father, as ye wad desire a blessing on my journey, and upon your household, speak a word or write a line of comfort to yon poor prisoner. If she has sinned, she has sorrowed and suffered, and ye ken better than me, that we maun forgie others, as we pray to be forgien.
They had not thought, any more than had the foolish men among the workers, how each of us is dependent upon others, of the debts that every day brings us, that we owe to all humanity. Ye'll e'en forgie me if I wander so, sometimes, in this book? Ye'll ken how it is when you'll be talkin' with a friend? Ye'll begin about the bit land or the cow one of you means to sell to the other.
"Perhaps, sir," he said, "ye may as weel forgie her this ance, as she is but a wee thing." Stowe, also, one of the directors, has applied the principles of the Infant School System to the instruction of older children, which is called Stowe's Training System; being applied to juveniles, with great success. The music chosen for children should be easy and simple, fluent and varied.
They knew nothin' God forgie 'em an' they nodded me out o' the line after twenty years after twenty years. "I went out an' sat down by the hall porter to get my wits again. I'm thinkin' I swore at the Board. Then auld McRimmon o' McNaughten & McRimmon came, oot o' his office, that's on the same floor, an' looked at me, proppin' up one eyelid wi' his forefinger.
"It's the richt thing ony gait." "You presume on this foolish report about you, I suppose, MacPhail," said his lordship; "but that won't do." "God forgie ye, my lord, for I hae ill duin' 't!" He left them and walked down to the foamy lip of the tide, which was just waking up from its faint recession.
I'm maist as guid's a man to gang wi' ye wi' the advantage o' bein' a wuman, as my mither tells me:" She called her grandmother, MOTHER. "ye see we can daur mair nor ony man but, Guid forgie me! no mair nor the yoong laird whan he flang his CAESAR straucht i' the maister's face this verra mornin'." The laird stopped, turned sharply round, and looked at her. "What did he that for?" he said.
"He has nae dog that ever I heard of," said Hobbie, "but mony a deil about his hand lord forgie me for saying sic a word! It keeps its grund, be what it like I'm judging it's a badger; but whae kens what shapes thae bogies will take to fright a body? it will maybe start up like a lion or a crocodile when I come nearer.
"Eh, mither!" said Nicie, shocked at the idea of her reproaching herself about anything concerning her children, "I'm weel sure there's no ane o' them wad think, no to say say, sic a thing." "I daursay ye're richt there, lass. I think whiles a woman's bairns are like the God they cam frae aye ready to forgie her onything." Ginevra went home with a good many things to think about.
'The Lord forgie your opinion, said Stephen, driven almost to his wit's end 'I am an honest man. 'So am I, Stephen, said his honour; 'and so are all the folks in the house, I hope.
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