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"Well, machgen i, you will not believe! the boldness of those 'Methots' is something beyond! And the impidence of Essec Powell! What do you think, Caradoc? he is praying for your father out loud, mind you! in the prayer-meeting every Wednesday evening!

I have told thee all, Sarah fâch. Wilt still be my friend?" "For ever, 'machgen i!" "Then it is to the old country I'm going, Sara, back to the sea wind, the song of the lark, and the call of the seagulls on the bay. I'll be home one of these days; as soon as I can get things settled here. Diwss anwl! I must make haste or the steamer will start with me aboard. All right, captain, take care of her.

"Go on, 'machgen i," said Sara, "tell it me all today, and there will be no need for us ever to have any more talk about it." "No; that is what I wish," said Gethin.

There was no questioning "Who art thou?" for in both father's and brother's hearts leaped up the warm feeling of kinship. "Gethin!" said Ebben Owens, clasping the hand held out to him so genially. "'Machgen i, is it thee indeed? Well, well, I am glad to see thee!" And Will, too, greeted the long-lost one with warm welcome.

"No, no," said her father, "I have never grieved about him much, but lately I had got so fond of him; he was so kind to me, so merry he was, and so handsome, and always ready to help!" and again he would relapse into silence. On market day he was very anxious to drive Will into Castell On. "Come on, 'machgen i; I will give you a new waistcoat. Come and show yourself to Mr.

She was within two yards of Gethin, where he stood still as a statue, scarcely breathing lest he should disturb the happy pair, his eyes and his mouth alone showing the merriment and fun which were brimming over in his heart. "Now, 'machgen i," said Morva, "what dost think of me?" and she curtseyed again to Tudor, who did the same. "Dost like me? dost think I am grand to-day?

"And a woman too, 'machgen i," said Sara, laying her soft hand upon his, "'twas a bitter time for Morva too." "I didn't know that," said Gethin, "or 'twould have been worse to bear. Well, when I went to bed that night, there was no sleep for me, no more sleep than if I was steering a ship through a stormy sea.

And in the garden Will found Sara stooping over her herb bed, and deeply intent upon her task. The sun was setting now, and threw its ruddy beams upon the sunny corner, and upon the aged face and figure of the old woman. "Well, 'machgen i," she said, straightening herself. "What is it?"

This was done at least three times, accompanied with tears, blessings, prayers, the uplifting of poor filmy eyes to a cloudless Heaven "Diolch i Dduw!" ejaculations as to the wonder of it "Rhyfeddol yw yn eiholl ffyrdd" God's Providence His ways are past finding out! "Ni ellir olrain ei Ragluniaeth!" "My own dear boy! Fy machgen annwyli!" Then the old woman took her turn: "Master David!

Just like a country woman! why, the ship must wait for the tide, Sara fâch. But I'm glad you're come, we shall have time for a chat; there's some things I want you to know before I see you again." "Afraid I was, 'machgen i," said Sara, "that the steamer would start without me, and I will be quite happy to sit here and wait.