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Updated: May 16, 2025
I doobt the weather's gaun to be ower fine for cabs the nicht, but dinna despair; it's gettin' dark fairly early noo. Enjoy yersel' while ye're young. 'That's enough, said Macgregor. 'Ye needna think ye're the only chap that kens a thing or twa! And he left William gaping as widely as his painful jaw would permit.
But little did I think what skating wark he was gaun about to shoot Mr. Charles, the innocent lamb! Mr. Glossin having, like a prudent examinator, suffered his witness to give vent to all her surprise and indignation, now began to inquire whether the suspected person had left any property or papers about the inn. Glossin then demanded to see the packet, but here mine hostess demurred.
Tam Robison used to bide at the South Lodge, but Tam got killed about Mesopotamy, and his wife took the bairns to her guidsire up at the Garpleheid. I seen the man that's in the South Lodge gaun up the street when I was finishin' my denner a shilpit body and a lameter, but he hirples as fast as ither folk run.
Now, if he was taking it up in this way, he wad set up the tother's birse, and maybe do mair ill nor gude he's done that twice or thrice about thae mine-warks; ye wad thought Sir Arthur had a pleasure in gaun on wi' them the deeper, the mair he was warned against it by Monkbarns." "What say you then," said Lovel, "to letting Miss Wardour know the circumstance?"
'Ye'll be gaun to get mairret next? she added, looking at Gladys, who smiled and nodded, with slightly heightened colour. 'Well, what is to be done? Are you going down with me to-day? she asked, looking from one to another, and tapping her dainty foot a trifle impatiently on the floor. 'I canna come the day, for my claes are a' at Maryhill, said Liz.
"Oh, Flucker! we maun tell her, it's her lad, her ain lad, she saved," expostulated a woman. "Did ever my feyther do a good turn till ye?" cried Flucker. "Awel, then, ye'll no tell the lassie, she's weel as she is; he's gaun t' Enngland the day.
While addressing Thor in the way he liked best, the old gentleman greeted his cousin by saying, "Glad you thought better of it, and have come, Gaun. Fine day for an excursion, this. Here is a comfortable place for you," and he made room for Neeven beside Miss Osla; but the recluse merely nodded "Good morning" to his relatives, stepped along the thwarts to the bow, and seated himself there.
"Weel, weel, the deuce, gin ye like it better," said he. "An' he was gaun to question him where the treasure was, but he had eneuch to do to get him laid without deaving him wi' questions, for a' the deils cam' about him, like bees biggin' out o' a byke.
"I hear that auld Hairyfithill has offered five pound reward for information about his pig," said Tam Donaldson a few mornings later. "Ay, an' it's a gran' price for onybody wha kens aboot it," said auld Jamie Lauder. "Pork maun hae risen in price this last twa-three days, for I'm telt it was gaun cheap enough then."
I'll help ye to crack it. I'll toss ye for the milk if there's ony. 'I'm no gaun to crack it the noo, Wullie, Macgregor said, restraining himself. 'At nicht eh? 'I'll see. By evening, however, Willie was not thinking of cocoa-nuts or, indeed, of anything in the nature of eatables.
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