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Updated: May 2, 2025
"Now don't glunch, dear, when I tell ye what I want thim fur." I promised. "Whistle fur Hen," she said, "and give him that han'ful of marbles if he'll tell ye what his mother haas fur dinner th' day." I whistled and Hen responded. "I'll bate ye two chanies, Hen, that I know what ye've got fur dinner!" "I'll bate ye!" said Hen, "show yer chanies!" "Show yours!" said I.
The backwoodsmen through ruthless weeding-out of the normally sensitive have acquired a wonderful tolerance of swimming grease, doughy bread and half-fried cabbage; but, even so, they are gnawed by dyspepsia. This accounts in great measure for the "glunch o' sour disdain" that mars so many countenances.
He went bye with a waff of wind in his plaiding, and his haunch-man as he passed at a discreet distance got the double share of jibe and glunch from the mariners. At first I thought of going home; a dread came on me that if I waited longer in the town I might come upon this intruder and his cousin, when it would sore discomfort me to do so.
"Aye, aanything in th' world." "Ye won't glunch nor ask questions?" "Not a question." "Shut yer eyes an' stan' close t' th' table." I obeyed. She put into each hand a smooth stick with which Jamie had smoothed the soles of shoes. "Jist for th' now these are the handles of a plow. Keep yer eyes shut tight. Ye've seen a maan plowin' a field?" "Aye." "Think that ye see a long, long field.
Ye might glour an' glunch, but ye'd haave t' laugh before th' finish shure ye wud!" The neighbors began to knock again. Some of the knocks were vocal and as plain as language. Some of the more familiar gaped in the window. "Hes he hed 'is bath yit?" asked McGrath, the ragman. We opened the door and in marched the inhabitants of our vicinity for the second "crack."
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