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"If that be true, your worship," said Crawford, "it does not affect the fact that the cup was in the hands of the old man when I left him and she went to him, and from that moment it has not been seen." "Did he have it when you went to him?" asked the magistrate. "I didna see't, sir. He was in a kind o' faint when I got up."
"Well, well, Pauliny, have it your own way, have it your own way," said Bolton. "I ain't sayin' but what there's somethin' in William's story; but you'll see't he's exaggerated. Git up!" "Well, do hurry, and do be still!" said his wife. "Yes, yes. It's all right, Pauliny; all right. Soon's I'm out the lane, you'll see't I'll drive fast enough." Mrs.
It's all in the speerit. Whan ye see't ye'll ken't. There's no fear o' mistakin' that." Teacher and scholar were silent. Annie was the first to speak. She had gained her quest. "Am I to gang hame noo, Thomas?" "Ay, gang hame, lassie, to yer prayers. But I doobt it's dark. I'll gang wi' ye. Jean, my shune!" "Na, na; I could gang hame blinlins," remonstrated Annie. "Haud yer tongue.
MacLure, we're homoeopathists, and I've my little chest here, and oot Hopps comes wi' his boxy. "'Let's see't, an' MacLure sits doon and taks oot the bit bottles, and he reads the names wi' a lauch every time. "'Belladonna; did ye ever hear the like? Aconite; it cowes a'. Nux Vomica. What next?
'Tis true, anyway. I shouldn't have failed in love wi' her if she'd been cleverer'n me." "Or she with you, perhaps?" "P'r'aps not. Anyway as it stands we'm halves of a whole: made for man and wife. I reckon I weern't wan to miss my way in love like some poor fules, as wastes it wheer they might see't wasn't wanted if they'd got eyes in their heads." "What it is to be so wise!"
They'll gie me quarters at Monkbarns readily eneugh, and I'll e'en hirple awa there wi' the wean, for it will knock its hams out, puir thing, if there's no somebody to guide the pony. Sae ye hae a letter, hinney? will ye let me see't?" "I'm no gaun to let naebody see the letter," sobbed the boy, "till I gie't to Mr. Lovel, for I am a faithfu' servant o' the office if it werena for the powny."
"They say it didn't come lawful," piped Daddy over his blackberries and milk. "Oh, you shet up. Who wants your put-in? Don't work in any o' your Bible on us." Daddy rose to go into the other room. "Hold on, old man. You goin' to fix that door?" "'Course I be," quavered he. "Well see't y' do, that's all. Now git on y'r duds, an' I'll go an' hitch up." He rose from the table.
Our Generall Might easily have tane it, for he had Almost a thousand scaling ladders to sett up; And without mayme to's army he might loose A thousand men: but he was loath to robb An almes-house when he had a richer market To buy a conquest in. Mac. What was that market? Pike. Mac. A poast with speed, to Lisbon, And see't well mand. Ten. One shalbe sent, my Lord. The soldiers laugh. Alq.
I might, with some excuse, give my self away to Carlos But oh, he's false, he takes unjustly all the Vows he paid me, and gives 'em to my Sister Clara now. Jac. Indeed that's something uncivil, Madam, if it be true. Jul. True! my Father has with joy consented to it, and he has leave to visit her; and can I live to see't?
"I wudna say but you're mibby richt eneuch." "Dawtit dochters mak' daidlin' wives," said the Gairner's wife. "She was spoilt at hame, afore Moses saw her. Her mither thocht there was nae lassies like hers, an' I'm shure she saired them hand an' fit. But you'll of'en see't, that wirkin' mithers mak' feckless dochters.
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