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Updated: June 11, 2025
"For the fust half-a-mile or so, I carried the blanket under my arm. Then I spread it out, an' walked behind it until I wur 'ithin three or four hundred yards o' the animals. I kept my eye on 'em through a hole in the blanket. They wur a-growin' scary, an' hed begun to run about in circles; so when I seed this, I knew it wur time to stop.
"I ha'e the key my lord gae me to ilka place 'ithin the wa's excep' the strong room." "Give it me directly. I'm master here now." "'Deed, I s' du nae sic thing, sir. What he gae me I'll keep." "Give up that key, or I'll go at once and get a warrant against you for theft." "Weel, we s' refar't to Maister Soutar." "Damn your impudence 'at I sud say't! what has he to do with my affairs?
On leaving the school Geoffrey went to the tranter's. Old William opened the door. "Is your grandson Dick in 'ithin, William?" "No, not just now, Mr. Day. Though he've been at home a good deal lately." "O, how's that?" "What wi' one thing, and what wi' t'other, he's all in a mope, as might be said. Don't seem the feller he used to.
"Well now," said Darby, "that that's over, can you tell me, Poll, what's the news? When were you in Dublin?" "I've given that up," replied Poll; "I'm too ould and stiff for it now. As for the news, you ought to know what's goin' as well as I do. You're nearly as much on the foot." "No; nor if every head in the parish was 'ithin side o'mine, I wouldn't know as much in the news line as you, Poll."
"Contemplatin' that ugly anymal below air enough to make me. It a'most druv me out o' my mind to think o' his black ungratefulness. Now, seein' hisself through the sight of a rifle 'ithin good shootin' distance, shurely ye don't intend we shud let him go!" "Certainly not. That would be ruin to ourselves. We must either kill or capture him.
Bairns are no expeckit to ken a' the w'ys o' a muckle hoose 'at they hae never been intil i' their lives afore." "It's no that a'thegither 'at tribles me, Janet; it's mair 'at I'll be expeckit to sing an' luik pleased-like, an' I div not ken hoo it'll be poassible, an' you naegait 'ithin my sicht or my cry, or the hearin' o' my ears."
A fierce yell announced the exultation of the guerilleros. Dubrosc was sitting on his powerful mustang, facing the corral, and watching the effects of the shot. "If he wur only 'ithin range ov my own rifle!" muttered Lincoln, as he glanced along the sights of the strange piece. The crack soon followed the black horse reared, staggered, and fell back on his rider.
'Tis right enough in the daytime, so long as the women got us 'ithin hail, but by night there's no peace nor rest. "One or two husbands corroborated.
"An' yit women folks seem like evm they think they kin. I hear Grannie Sugg, a-ridin' home fum church, 'llow ef Johnnie March bring air railroad 'ithin ten mile' o' her, he better leave his medjer 'ith the coffin man." "Tell her howdy for me, will you, Enos?" said John; and Enos said he would.
I ain't a-goin' to leave ye, till I've put you 'ithin sight o' Holt's cabin, tho' I can't go wi' ye to the house. As I told ye, he an' I ain't on the best o' tarms." "I cannot think of your coming out of your way especially at this late hour. I'm some little of a tracker myself; and, perhaps, I can make out the path." "No, stranger!
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