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Updated: June 17, 2025
'Ther was a grait concurs of the haill town, wha met him at the Nather Bow; and, going upe the streit, with bear heads and loud voices, sang to the praise of God, and testifeing of grait joy and consolation, the 124th Psalm, "Now Israel may say," etc., till heavin and erthe resoundit. The peace of the Church was short-lived.
In the evening I saw the Nāther, and said to him expecting he would mention it to the Rais, "See that soldier lying on the stone-bench; he is sick, and has nothing to eat." The Nāther. "Yes, he is ill." I. "But he has nothing to eat; can't you get him something to eat?" The Nāther, "Pooh, he must die."
They are also greatly astonished when I tell them we have no Sahara in England, and cannot credit the idea of a country being full of cultivated fields and gardens. The rest of our ghafalah, consisting of more than a third, is not yet come up, but Haj-el-Besheer and the Touarick Ali have joined us again and report them to be at the well of Nather.
It was dark, but I heard a groan and something like the big man went plunk into the river. Then Jean made a dash by me, and he's on a horse now, and a mile beyont the South Pole by this time. 'Tain't no pony, I bet you, but a big cavalry horse he's stole. He put a knife into what went into the river, so it won't come out. That Imitation isn't Le Claire, but nather is he anybody else now.
She had heard of La Fleur, whose fame had spread through and about Thorbury. "Sit down, mum," said she. "This isn't much of a kitchen, for I haven't had time to clane it up, an' as for me, I'm not much of a cook, nather; for when ye have to be iverything, ye can't be anything to no great ixtent." La Fleur, still standing, looked at her severely. "How often do you bake?" she asked.
"She comes here to tell you how to cook for those people?" said Miss Panney, quickly. "Indade she does, an' it's none of her business, nather, the meddlin' auld porpoise." "Molly," said Miss Panney, "go away and leave me here. I want to talk to this woman." "Which is more than I do," said the cook, and straightway departed to the floor above. La Fleur had come to see Mrs.
Both men and camels are alike condemned to drink this water. I try it with boiling and tea and find it worse, and cannot drink it, so I'm obliged to beg of our people the remaining sweet water of Nather, left in the skins. Our people confess themselves, in summer when this water gets hot they can scarcely drink it, being veritable brine.
The person in the pulpit was, we learned, a Fylde farmer; but he must at some time have lived in the north, for he said "dowter" for daughter, "gert" for great, "nather" for neither, "natteral" for natural, and gave his "r's" capital good exercise, turning them round well, throughout his entire discourse; and he cared very little for either singular or plural verbs.
It couldn't be nobody else but that praist; and yet, it couldn't be him, nather." "Why, O'mie?" I asked. "It was an evil-soaked face. And yet it was fine-lookin'. It was just like Father Le Claire turned bad." "Maybe it was Father Le Claire himself turned bad," I said. "I saw the same man up on the Arickaree, voice and all. Men sometimes lead double lives. I never thought that of him.
"I haven't touched a thing, sur, an' nather have me family!" cried the janitor, quickly. "You look like an honest man, and I can't say that I suspect you," continued Dick, for he saw that the old janitor was evidently much hurt. "I want you to help me all you can, that is all." "Sure, sur, an' I'll be after doin' that, Mr. Rover. Phat did they be after takin'?"
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