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Has na he taught me to lo'e God to lo'e Him better nor father, mither, An'rew, or onybody? I wull lo'e An'rew! What can ye mean, mother?" "What I mean, Dawtie, is, that ye mamma think because ye lo'e him ye maun hae him; ye maunna think ye canna du wantin' An'rew!" "It's true, mother, I kenna what I should do wantin' An'rew!
"Eh, mither!" said Nicie, shocked at the idea of her reproaching herself about anything concerning her children, "I'm weel sure there's no ane o' them wad think, no to say say, sic a thing." "I daursay ye're richt there, lass. I think whiles a woman's bairns are like the God they cam frae aye ready to forgie her onything." Ginevra went home with a good many things to think about.
And he covered his head with both arms, as if to defend it from a shower of blows. 'Haud yer tongue, Shargar. It's me. But before Shargar could come to his senses, the light of the candle falling upon the blue coat made the buttons flash confused suspicions into his mind. 'Mither, mither, he said, 'ye hae gane ower far this time. There's ower mony o' them, and they're no the safe colour.
How's a' wi' the bairns?" "Are ye no frighted, Marion, to speer sic a question, when ye think how ye left them, and what for ye did sae?" "Am na I their mither, have na I a right to speer?" "No," said Elspa; "when ye forgot that ye were their father's wife, they lost their mother."
Thomas bent over her and whispered in her ear, "Ay, mither, mither, ye're an angel, and that ye are." "Hoots, laddie, gang awa wi' ye," said his mother, but she held her arms about his neck and kissed him once and again. There was no one to see, and why should they not give and take their heart's fill of love.
I disappeared into the entry amid peals of happy laughter from both old and young, calling, when the door opened again to ask me who I wanted, for the pretty, lisping flirt who had proposed the game. After giving me a coquettish little chirrup of a kiss and telling me my beard scratched, she bade me, on my return, send out to her "Mither Billy Lovegrove."
My faither deed, puir man, when I was but a bairn of eleven he was but thirty-twa himself. And my mither was left with me and six other bairns to care for. 'Twas but little schoolin' I had. After my faither deed I went to work. The law would not let me gie up my schoolin' altogether.
"Wark, stir, wark, and a service, is my object a bit beild for my mither and mysell we hae gude plenishing o' our ain, if we had the cast o' a cart to bring it down and milk and meal, and greens enow, for I'm gay gleg at meal-time, and sae is my mither, lang may it be sae And, for the penny-fee and a' that, I'll just leave it to the laird and you.
"But the lad gently freed himsel' frae her loving airms, sayin', 'It is my duty. An' then he turned to the men an' commanded them to bring him his feyther's sword an' shield, an' he askit his mither to gie him her blessin'. "Then the leddy cried, 'God bless thee, my son. Gae forth, Lord Malcolm o' Glendown, an' avenge the death o' thy feyther an' thy brither.
There's no a body, man or wuman, I like better nor yersel to du ye ony guid or turn o' guid 'cep' my father, of coorse, and my mither, and my ain Steenie! 'And hoo mony mair, gien I had the wull to hear the lang bible-chapter o' them, and see mysel comin in at the tail o' them a', like the hin'most sheep, takin his bite as he cam?
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