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Grimstone 'ee'd ha' managed it for me. I'd a worked extra I could ha' done it if it 'adn't been for Timothy. If you'll 'elp an you'd oughter, for yer are my 'usband, whativer yer may say we could pay John back some day. Yo can go to 'im, an to Watson, an say as we'll pay it back yo could, Isaac. I can take ter the plattin again, an I can go an work for Mrs. Drew she asked me again lasst week.

"What's become of all the furniture?" said Laura, gazing round her in astonishment. "The gentleman from Edinburgh had it all, lasst month," said the girl, still sullenly. "He's affther the bed now." "Oh! Does he often come here?" The girl hesitated. "Well, he's had a lot o' things oot o' t' house, sen I came." "Has he?" said Laura. "Now, then lend a hand."

"You don't know as I came near bein champion for the County lasst year no, I'll reckon you don't. Oh! that cup's nowt that's nobbut Whinthorpe sports, lasst December. Maybe there'll be a better there, by-and-by." The young giant grinned, as he took up the cup and pointed with assumed indifference to its inscription. "What football?" said Laura, putting up her hand to hide a yawn. "Oh!

"If she deas, that's ma consarn; I'll ha' noa meddlin wi' my orders dost tha hear?" "Aye, it wor thirrty poond thraan awa lasst month, an it'll be thirrty poond this," said his mother slowly; "thoo art fine at shoutin. Bit thy fadther had need ha' addlet his brass to gie thee summat to thraw oot o' winder."

"It's the sins o' the Garmins as ha' done that, an' nothin' as you or I ha' done, Peter." Halsey shook his head assentingly. "Noa for all that pratin', pacifist chap was sayin' lasst week. I didn't believe a word ee said. 'Yis, I says, 'if you want this war to stop, I'm o' your mind, I says, 'but when you tells me as England done it you'm " The short man burst into a cackling laugh.

'Arthur, where's your mother? said John, at last able to walk firmly up to the door. 'Don know. 'When did yer see her lasst? 'She wor 'ere gettin us our tea, said another child; 'but she didn't eat nothin. John impatiently pushed the children before him back into the kitchen. 'You 'old your tongues, he said, 'an stay 'ere. And he made for the door in the kitchen wall.

Ihr führt ins Leben uns hinein; Ihr lässt den armen schuldig werden; Dann übergiebt Ihr ihm der Pein, Denn alle Schuld rächt sich auf Erden.

In the "Matthew" there is nothing like those terrific ascending and descending chromatic passages in "Wäre dieser nicht ein Ubelthäter" and "Wir dürfen Niemand töden," or the short breathless shouts near the finish of the former chorus, as though the infuriated rabble had nearly exhausted itself, or, again, the excited chattering of the soldiers when they get Christ's coat, "Lasst uns den nicht zertheilen."

Doan't ye fash yersel. Maybe it ull comfort ye to knaw summat! Lasst Midsummer Day aa was on t' Shanmoor road, i' t' gloaming. An' aa saw theer t' bogle, thee knaws, t' bogle o' Bleacliff Tarn; an' she turned hersel, an' she spoak to me!

Intended to guard against the idea that the validity of the sacrament depended on the character of the priest or of the recipient, it gave rise to the notion that the sacrament worked a sort of sacred magic. See p. 316. See p. 313. Cf. XCV Theses, pp. 19, 41. Lasst uns des gewissen spielen. See p. 316. Confessions of St.