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I hope we shall see much of you at Hermiston?" "My aunt and my sister-in-law doesna agree very well. Not that I have much ado with it. But still when I'm stopping in the house, if I was to be visiting my aunt, it would not look considerate-like." "I am sorry," said Archie. "I thank you kindly, Mr. Weir," she said. "I whiles think myself it's a great peety."
"Fegs, no," she cried, "what do ye tak' me for? Lassie, do ye not ken that I am here for the purpose o' lookin' after you little as I have been able to accomplish, with you as flichty as the Wemysses and as dour as the Ferrises. It is the Lord's ain peety that ye werena' born reasonable and wise like the Mintos !"
It seemed to him at that moment as if he never could eat or sleep again, the disillusion was so bitter, his disappointment so keen. "You will na? Then haste ye haste ye. But it's a peety you wadna ha'e eaten something. Ye'll need it, laddie; ye'll need it." "Thomas! Thomas!" wailed the voice. He tore himself away.
Did ye ever think o' that, Tonal'?" "I can't say that I ever did. But if it is a mistake, it's a very successful one to judge from the way it has spread." "That iss true, Tonal', an' more's the peety. I cannot but think that man was meant to be a huntin' animal, and to get his victuals in that way. What for wass he gifted wi' the power to hunt, if it wass not so?
'Weel, he said slowly, judicially, 'it's maybe a peety to fecht aboot a trifle like that, an' we canna permit kickin', clawin' an' bitin' in this genteel estayblishment; but seein' it's a dull evenin', an' jist for to help for to pass the time, I'll len' ye ma auld boxin' gloves, an' ye can bash awa' till ye're wearit.
A clap on the shoulder, a smile, or even a word would do it. The one hauf o' the men can ay be got to sell the ither. Ye daurna' cheep, man, but I hear of it." "Damn'd fine I ken that," replied Geordie, "an' it's mair the peety. But that's no' to say that men'll ay be like that. If they'd be true an' stick to yin anither, they'd damn'd soon put an end to sic gaffers as you."
"That's why they pit on their blacks this mornin' afore it wes licht, and wrastled through the sna drifts at risk o' life. Drumtochty fouk canna say muckle, it's an awfu' peety, and they 'ill dae their best tae show naethin', but a' can read it a' in their een.
"Aigh, sirs! but it's a peety ye wasna foreordeent to be markis yersel'! It maun be a sair vex to ye 'at ye're naething but the factor." "If ye don't mind your manners, Mistress Fin'lay," said Mr Crathie in glowing indignation, "perhaps you'll find that the factor is as much as the marquis, when he's all there is for one." "Lord safe 's hear till 'im !" cried the Partaness.
For some time past there has come a strange man named Vincent, and his wife, to reside in the neighborhood, and this fellow in conjunction with the Hogans, was managing some secret proceedings which no one can penetrate. Now, it appears that Hogan's wife, who has been kept out of this secret, got Nanny Peety to set her father to work in order to discover it.
"That it is, my leddy," he assented. "It's a black day indeed, when the heed o' a clan is struck doon by are o' his ain bleed. It's a great peety that the lad would ha' forgot what he owed to his salt. But I'm thinkin' they'll be hangin' him afore the year's oot." "Oh, Angus," cried Lady Ruth, in horrified tones, "don't talk in that dreadful way.
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