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Lang or that, she had had a wean to a dragoon; she hadnae come forrit for maybe thretty year; and bairns had seen her mumblin' to hersel' up on Key's Loan in the gloamin', whilk was an unco time an' place for a God-fearin' woman. Howsoever, it was the laird himsel' that had first tauld the minister o' Janet; and in thae days he wad have gane a far gate to pleesure the laird.
They be goin' to do some regulatin' to-night. Ol' Satan'll break loose. Ef you don't wa'ch out they'll come over an' burn his house sartin." "We'll watch out," said Abe. "They don't know Traylor. He's one of the best men in this country." "I've heered he were a he man an' a right powerful, God-fearin' man," said the minister.
Listen to your awn small guidin' voice, Joe Noy; listen to me, or to Luke Gosp'lers or any sober-thinkin', God-fearin' sawl. All the world would tell 'e you was wrong all the wisdom o' the airth be agin you, let alone heaven."
An' 'tain't so very lonesome, neither; brave lot o' folks goes by now, in they new motor cars an' things not as 'twas in th' old days. She've a got company up 'ere. 'Twas a poor soul killed 'erself." "I see!" said Ashurst. "Cross-roads burial. I didn't know that custom was kept up." "Ah! but 'twas a main long time ago. Us 'ad a parson as was very God-fearin' then.
Fust thar's the few very rich fam'lies that hev big farms over in the Blue Grass with lots o' niggers ter work 'em. Then thar's the middle class like the Fortners an' the Brills thet hev small farms in the creek vallies, an' wharever thar's good land on the mounting sides; who hev no niggers, an' who try ter lead God-fearin', hard-workin' lives, an' support ther fam'lies decently.
Ye can face the constabulary yerself and the few of the rabble that'll follow ye. But none of my God-fearin' people will risk their lives and their liberty to listen to you." O'Connell looked at him strangely.
Yet if their eyes and ears were to be trusted the old gentleman had collapsed. It might be a lull before the storm, but "I do not." He was still gurgling. "Then you must sack your keeper. He's not fit to live in the same county with a God-fearin' fox. An' a vixen, too at this time o' year!" "Did ye come up on purpose to tell me this?" "Of course I did, ye silly man," with a stamp of the foot.
Her husband wuz a good man, not the smartest in the world, but a good, honest God-fearin' man, who had had a hard time to get along, but always tried to do jest right, and who hailed Arvilly's bright intellect and practical good sense and household knowledge as a welcome relief from incompetence in hired girl form in the kitchen.
"Margaret was a guid wife an' a guid mother, an' I doubt she would harm a fly. She brought up her fomuly God-fearin' an' decent-minded. Her trouble was thot she took lunatic turned eediot." Mrs. Ross tapped significantly on her forehead to indicate a state of addlement. "But I talked with her this afternoon," I objected, "and I found her a sensible woman remarkably bright for one of her years."
"I'm a God-fearin' citizen myself, leanin' ever towards peace and quietudes, but what's past is dead and gone, and I'd hate to see a lispin' child like that blue-and-yeller party try to reezureck it." "He's got the American army to back him up at least five of them." "Five agin a hundred.
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