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'It iss no use, sir, he said; 'I would rather yield of my own accord than be taken, and I have no chance of escaping now. I had nothing to do with the theft of the letters, but it iss no matter. My mother hass not long to live, and she need neffer know if things go against me. Keep it from her if you can.
It was something, however, to be sure of privacy, to know himself alone with his Emîr in knowledge of the English tongue. "Oh, sir," he faltered, "forgif me, do, or I shall die of grief. You 'f neffer been the same to me since goin' to the Mission. I luf you, sir, enough to gif my life. I thought you would hate me if you knew my mother was a washin'-woman!
A mean man can play the pipes, but he can neffer be a piper. It iss only a beeg man and a fine man and, I will venture to say, a good man, and there are not many men can be pipers." "Aye, Mr. Sutherland," broke in the Reverend Alexander Munro, "what you say is true, but it is true not only of piping. It is true surely of anything great enough to express the deepest emotions of the soul.
"I neffer be in Paris," he interrupted, with a start which shocked and convinced me, slight evidence though it may seem. So I spoke on: "What, never? Not even just that night that 17th of February? Try to recall it, Heinrich Spellerberg. You remember she came in late, and who would think that those soft white fingers had been strong enough?" "Hush, my friendt! I not touch her!
But when he ventured on a mild remonstrance anent the necessity for so gigantic an upsetting, Mrs. Carré laughingly said, "Ach, you are only a man. You woult neffer see" and whirled her broom to the endangerment of his head.
She had been looking at the furniture in Sheila's house, and wondering if the queen lived in a place still more beautiful than this. "A long way from here." "And it iss no wonder," said Mairi, "she will neffer hef been in sa Lewis. I wass neffer thinking the world wass so big, and it wass many a time since me and Mr.
"It wass many years ago, before that Allan will be going many times to America, and he will neffer hef seen such fine shops and ta big houses and hundreds and hundreds of people, every one with shoes on their feet.
When it came to the filling in of Hallock's name, Schleisinger stopped, open-mouthed. "Donnerwetter!" he gasped, "you don'd mean dot, Mr. Litchervood; you don'd neffer mean dot?" "I am sorry to say that I do; sorrier than you or any one else can possibly be." "Bud bud " "I know what you would say," interrupted Lidgerwood hastily.
"Neffer will a man of the Glen count it anything but honour to take thiss hand." "Thank you, Maclise," cried Allan, keeping his grip of the master's hand. "Now you can tell the Glen." "You will not be going to leave us now?" said Maclise eagerly. "Yes, I shall go, Maclise, but," with a proud lift of his head, "tell them I am coming back again." And with that message Maclise went to the Glen.
"My name'll be Peter McDuff," he insisted, coming further into the room while she stepped back in terror. "I'll be sixty years of old, and I'll neffer be casting a tory vote! An' if you'll be gifing me a man my own beeg and my own heavy " he brandished his fists fiercely. "Peter!" The McDuff turned. Behind him stood Angus McRae, his gentle face distressed.
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