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I've no doubt he gied Gourlay a good dig or two. Let us howp they will do him good." For many reasons intimate to the Scot's character, envious scandal is rampant in petty towns such as Barbie. To go back to the beginning, the Scot, as pundits will tell you, is an individualist.
The engineer looked at him and slowly wiped his hands on a bit of waste. "I ken his head must be a muckle thicker nor that," was his comment, at which both the boys laughed as they climbed the steel ladders that led from the warm and oily regions to the deck. The engineer, with a "dour" Scot's grin, gazed after them.
Three years after Scot's book he brought out A Discourse of the Subtill Practises of Devilles by Witches, and followed it six years later by A Dialogue concerning Witches, a book in which he expounded his opinions in somewhat more popular fashion.
"We heard down Bennington way that Colonel Reid's people had left this land and the settlers who formerly owned it had come back," he said, suggestively. The Scot's eyes contracted as he looked at the visitor. "Aye, aye?" he said, questioningly. "How long have you been here?" queried the boy. "Sin' June. The men ye call settlers were nae proper holders o' their titles.
Its light was no longer needed. Then he stretched himself and yawned. "Had enough of it?" inquired Fyles, catching the infection and stifling a yawn. "Just what you might notice, sir." A shadowy smile played about the Scot's hard mouth, but it was gone in a moment. Fyles nodded. "So have I," he agreed. "But we've broke the back of things.
"Or in apologies or explanations," the Maluka added shortly, and sent in reply: "Wife can ride, secure suitable mount." But the Sanguine Scot's fighting blood was up, and almost immediately the wire rapped out: "No side-saddle obtainable. Stock horses all flash"; and the onlookers stared in astonishment.
Suppose that the tree is in some mysterious way a sort of means of communication, why is it necessary? And, why in thunder, when everybody knows who the boss of the gang is, don't they deal direct with him?" Fyles smiled into the grim face of McBain, and sat back waiting to hear the Scot's reply. His keen face was alight with expectancy.
Perhaps it was gathered during the invocating influence of the following charm, which may be found in the 12th book, chap. XIV. p. 177 of "Scot's discovery of witchcraft," which is headed thus: "Another charme that witches use at the gathering of their medicinal herbs." Haile be thou holy herbe, Growing in the ground. And in the mount Calvaire First wert thou found.
It is hard to lay one's finger upon influences of this sort, but we can hardly doubt that there was some connection between Scot's brave indictment of the witch-triers and the lessening severity of court verdicts.
Richard kept his eye fixed on the Scot's face, beheld and beholding, smiling inwardly at the relief produced by the turn he had given to his general accusation. "So please you, my lord," said the Scot, "your majesty must be good to us poor gentlemen of Scotland in this matter.
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