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Updated: June 4, 2025
Then the voice said, 'Whither awa sae swiftly? An' the boy replied, 'I'm gaun to revenge the murder o' my feyther an' my brither. I'm seekin' a black horse an' its rider. Can ye tell me which way he went?
"The judgment of Heaven ye predicated for us, seems to have fallen on your ainsell, and to have laid you low, even afore our arm could touch you. Ye have gude reason to be thankful you have escaped the woodie; sae e'en make a clean breast of it, confess your enormities, and reveal to us the secret matter whilk we are tauld ye hae to communicate!"
You must be drunk or mad; and if there is any truth in your news, is it a singing matter, you scoundrel?" "Drunk or mad? nae doubt," replied Andrew, dauntlessly; "ane's aye drunk or mad if he tells what grit folks dinna like to hear Sing? Od, the clans will make us sing on the wrang side o' our mouth, if we are sae drunk or mad as to bide their coming."
The maiden turned away with a simper. "It was no his friend at all," she observed to the young lady from the buffet, who had emerged to wave farewell to a bold, bad Engine Room Artificer after a desperate flirtation of some forty seconds' duration. "It was himself." "They're a' sae sonsie!" said the young lady from the buffet with a rapturous sigh.
An' maybe she wadna care gien 't warna for the oogliness o' 'im. Sae be he was a bonny sin, I'm thinkin' she wad hide him weel eneuch.
"Dinna think ill o' him," said Effie, breaking away from her husband, and leading Jeanie a step or two out of hearing "dinna think very ill o' him he's gude to me, Jeanie as gude as I deserve And he is determined to gie up his bad courses Sae, after a', dinna greet for Effie; she is better off than she has wrought for.
Says she, 'I wonder to hear ye, Gavin, but 'am no goin' to agree to naething o' that sort. "'Think it ower, says Gavin. "'Na, my mind's made up, said she. "'Ye would sune get anither man, he says, earnestly. "'Hoo do I ken that? she speirs, rale sensibly, I thocht, for men's no sae easy to get.
Come fill up my cap, come fill up my cann, Come saddle my horses, and call up my man; Come open your gates, and let me gae free, I daurna stay langer in bonny Dundee." "Whisht, sir!" said the magistrate, in an authoritative tone "lilting and singing sae near the latter end o' the Sabbath!
You say Alizon will be here to-day. Sae far weel. Canna you contrive to produce the mother, too, Maister Nicholas?" "Sire!" exclaimed Nicholas. "Nay, then, we maun gang our ain way to wark," continued James.
"A' gaed up tae the Manse last nicht," concluded Drumsheugh, "and telt the minister hoo the doctor focht aucht oors for Saunders' life, an' won, and ye never saw a man sae carried. He walkit up and doon the room a' the time, and every other meenut he blew his nose like a trumpet. "'I've a cold in my head to-night, Drumsheugh, says he; 'never mind me."
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