gloamin

Updated: July 12, 2025

"Deil a bit on my side o' the wa'," answered the sturdy beggar; "I never deal in mistakes, they aye bring mischances. Now, Monkbarns, that young gentleman, that's wi' your honour, thinks little of a carle like me; and yet, I'll wager I'll tell him whar he was yestreen at the gloamin, only he maybe wadna like to hae't spoken o' in company."

Sir Walter Scott - The Antiquary — Volume 01

"What shadows come o'er me What things of the past, Bright things of my childhood That fled all too fast, The scenes where light roaming My foot wandered free, Come back through the gloamin' Come all back to me. "The cool autumn evening, The fair summer morn, The dress and the aspect Some dear ones have worn, The sunshiny places The shady hill-side The words and the faces That might not abide.

Susan Warner - Queechy