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Naebody ever spak' to me like that afore. Maybe ye kent my mamma. Ye're sae like her. This word mamma was the only remnant of her that lingered in his speech. Had she lived he would have spoken very differently. They were now walking towards the house. 'No, I did not know your mamma. Is she dead? 'Lang syne, mem. And sae they tell me is yours. 'Yes; and my father too.
At last, when we had passed a couple of hours or so, very agreeably, he suddenly took up his hat, and leaning over the table and looking me full in the face, said, in a low voice: "Weel, Misther, we've been vara pleasant toogather, and ar'll spak' my moind tiv'ee.
The landlady looked at him with dark suspicions gathering. "Joost spak' oot," she said, "whativer's woorkin' i' thah mahnd." "I am bound to meet a gentleman near Flamborough to-morrow," Mr. Mordacks continued, with the effrontery of guilt, "who will come from the sea.
Ye canna say I hav na spak fair t' ye, an', by goom, ye'll na see me shally-wallyin this fashion agin. Be off wi' ye: ye can jest shift for yerself, since ye canna keep a civil tongue in yer head. The girl, catching at her breath, stood as if dazed, watching his retreating figure; then starting forward at a run, disappeared up the hill, into the darkness. Old Mr.
'Now, Farmer Nicholas Snowe, I said, scarce knowing how to begin it, 'you must promise not to be vexed with me, for what I am going to say to you. 'Vaxed wi' thee! Noo, noo, my lad. I 'ave a knowed thee too long for that. And thy veyther were my best friend, afore thee. Never wronged his neighbours, never spak an unkind word, never had no maneness in him.
If I had not loved and respected the girl mysel' I should have got unco' tired o' the subject. "We had just put in our first crop of wheat, when a letter came from Jeanie bringing us the news of her grandfather's death. Weel I ken the word that Willie spak' to me when he closed that letter. 'Jamie, the auld man is gane at last an', God forgi'e me, I feel too gladsome to greet.
Happily there was an interruption. Cherry felt as if she had had a taste of the claws; but she feared she had been malicious, and she was penitent. 'Then out and spak the popinjay. Old Ballad. Geraldine was hard at work on a drawing.
He spak straucht oot the day, and I did the same, and angert him; and syne he angert me. 'And whatfor are ye tellin me the noo? 'Cause it cam intil my heid 'at maybe it would be better no 'at it maks ony differ I can see. During this conversation Marion was washing the supper-things, putting them away, and making general preparation for bed.
He rose and lookit at the twa o' them, and Tam's knees knoitered thegether at the look of him. But whan he spak, it was mair in sorrow than in anger. "Poor thing, poor thing!" says he, and it was the lass he lookit at, "I hear you skirl and laugh," he says, "but the Lord has a deid shot prepared for you, and at that surprising judgment ye shall skirl but the ae time!"
And aftre that thei schewen the heed of Seynte Kateryne, and the clothe that sche was wrapped inne, that is zit alle blody. And in that same clothe so y wrapped, the aungeles beren hire body to the Mount Synay, and there thei buryed hire with it. And thanne thei schewen the bussche, that brenned and wasted nought, in the whiche oure Lord spak to Moyses, and othere relikes y nowe.
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