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Put a li'l bit oh, such a li'l bit on his eyelids, and he's yourn for life. You need something powerful you're noan so pretty only when you're blushing." Janet was blushing again. So Granny thought she wanted the charm for herself! Well, what did it matter? Randall was the only one to be considered. "Is it very expensive?" she faltered. She had not much money.

His cool face and that aggressive top-hat irritated them. Grimy hands were raised. But it was difficult, somehow, to strike a man who was so absolutely indifferent. "In two minutes I declare the fight off." They exploded into blasphemy. The breath of angry men smoked into his placid face. A gnarled, grimy fist vibrated at the end of his nose. "We tell thee we want noan o' thee.

The door of the gymnasium had opened and a lad, about sixteen, grimy and black with soot and iron, stepped into the yellow glare of the oil lamp. Ted Barton seized him by the collar. "See here, thou yoong whelp, this is private, and we want noan o' thy spyin'!" "But I maun speak to Mr. Wilson." The young Cantab stepped forward. "Well, my lad, what is it?" "It's aboot t' fight, Mr. Wilson, sir.

G. Why didn't you speak to her? Th. Aw co'd. Col. G. And she didn't answer? Th. Aw didn't co' leawd. Aw're not willin' to have ony mak ov a din. Col. G. But you followed her surely? Th. Aw did; but aw're noan so good at walkin' as aw wur when aw coom; th' stwons ha' blistered mo fet. An it're the edge o' dark like.

When the Deacon was not afraid of a man he stabbed him straight; when he was afraid of him he stabbed him on the sly. He was annoyed by the passing of Gourlay's carts, and he took it out of Sandy Toddle. "It's extr'ornar. Yass, it's extr'ornar! I mean the luck of that man for gumption he has noan, noan whatever!

"I couldn't sleep last night, I was thinking all the time about coming home, and now " "Ay, lad, I'm proud of thee," said his father for the hundredth time. "Thou art a fool, lad," said his mother, "but thou'rt noan such a fool as I feared. Thou'st done vary weel too, vary weel." "Father," said Tom when they had entered the house and closed the door, "do you ever pray now?"

'Nay, lad, you'll noan see birk-trees like yon i' Raandhay Park. And he pointed to t' birk-trees by t' lake-side, wi' boles two foot through. "'What is it then? I asked. 'Have I coom to foreign parts? I'm a bad 'un to mell wi' foreigners. "'Nay, said Abe, 'thou's i' heaven. "'Heaven! I shouted out, an' I looked up at Abe to see if he were fleerin' at me.

'Yi; it's bin a bruiser i' id time, an' no mistak'; but it's turned o'er a new leaf naa and it's noan so far off th' child; and Malachi, too, commenced to encourage it in its search. 'It looks to me as th' child's getten up theer somehaa; and so saying, Moses pointed to the ledge of rock where Jenny Greenteeth was said to slumber through the winter's cold.

He had looked down upon them as being lower in social scale than himself, and he would never be seen walking with a soldier. When he saw lads of his own class enlisting, he shrugged his shoulders with a laugh. "Let 'em join if they want to," he said, "but it's noan in my line."

"Nay, I'm noan sich a fool as to want to go trapsin' about t' lanes an' t' ditches. I've my work to attend to, or we'll not get straight wi' t' rent." "Aye, we're a bit behind wi' t' rent sin thoo com back frae thy week i' Blackpool." "Now don't you be allus talkin' about my week i' Blackpool; I reckon I've a right to go there, same as t' other lasses that works at Cohen's."