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"That's your pie, lambie," declared Grandma, smiling. "One, two, three large ones, and a saucer pie for my own laddie. How much sugar shall I put in for you, Sunny Boy?" "A bushel," replied Sunny Boy confidently. "Let me shake the brown powder, Grandma." So Sunny Boy sprinkled in the cinnamon, and Grandma added dots of butter and put on the crust.
He played against England in 1886. ~J. A. Lambie.~ A comparatively short career had Mr. Lambie on Hampden Park, but it was fraught with much distinction. He was a grand forward among a fine division, and scored a lot of goals for the Queen's Park. He was, indeed, at it again in this match, and, as I have already said in the introduction, took one more for the black and white stripes.
"Puir lambie!" murmured Jean, whose face now rested on her little fat hands, while, leaning on the table, she looked up in Grace's face; "it must surely ha'e been very frightened," she added, in a compassionate tone; for she knew that she did not like to cross the turf in front of the cottage, after dark, without Geordie's protecting hand.
And Grandpa must board over that hole if you are going to play in the haymow. Another time you might hurt yourself, falling like that." "Where's Mother?" asked Sunny Boy, eager to tell her about the morning's fun. "I believe she is up in the attic," returned Grandma. "She's been up there for an hour or so. I wish, lambie, you'd run and find her and say dinner will be on the table in half an hour."
Beside it stood a large brick building, one half fitted as a tobacco shed, where the leaf could lie for months, if need be, without taking harm, and the other arranged as a merchant's store with roomy cellars and wide garrets. I relinquished the warehouse by the James Town quay, and to my joy I was able to relinquish Mr. Lambie.
"There's Gowrie's shepherd lost a wee lambie among the hills not lang syne, and when Gowrie asked him, when he came home, why he didna look about among the heather for it, he said he couldn't leave the rest, and that it was a puir sick beastie no' worth much trouble.
Dear Grandma always said that about her pies, even the one that won the prize at the big fair. "These apples are too sweet. But your grandfather can never wait. He has to have an apple pie the minute the first apple ripens." "So do I," announced Sunny Boy. "What's in this little can, Grandma?" "Cinnamon, lambie," answered Grandma. "Don't sniff it like that you'll sneeze."
Linda's appearance was that of a person so astonished that Katy sidled up to her giving strong evidence of being ready to bristle. "Ye know, lambie," she said with elaborate indifference, "ye aren't havin' to see anybody ye don't want to. If it's somebody intrudin' himself on ye, just say the word and I'll fire him; higher than Guilderoy's kite I'll be firin' him."
Wherever you've been, you've picked up friends, like like a little woolly lambie gathers burs." They all laughed at Pat's speech; they were in the joyous frame of mind when laughter comes easily. "I want to join you in Christmas remembrances to the people who have been so good to you," said Miss Drayton.
When, after a fair and speedy voyage, we passed Point Comfort, and had rid ourselves of the revenue men, and the tides bore us up the estuary of a noble river, I stood on deck and drank in the heady foreign scents with a boyish ecstasy. Presently we had opened the capital city, which seemed to me no more than a village set amid gardens, and Mr. Lambie had come aboard and greeted me.
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