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Accordingly, I lay down to sleep; a little peaty earth had drifted in between the top of the two rocks, and some bracken grew there, to be a bed to me; the last thing I heard was still the crying of the eagles. I dare say it would be nine in the morning when I was roughly awakened, and found Alan's hand pressed upon my mouth. "Wheesht!" he whispered. "Ye were snoring."
"Be cautious, Leeby," Hendry was saying, when Jess shook her hand at him. "Wheesht," she whispered; "they're comin'." Hendry was hustled into his Sabbath coat, and then came a tap at the door, a very genteel tap. Jess nodded to Leeby, who softly shoved Hendry into the room. The tap was repeated, but Leeby pushed her father into a chair and thrust Barrow's Sermons open into his hand.
Only, of course, we took him in the rear. "See, Alan!" "Wheesht!" said, he, "this is my affairs." The man was, no doubt, a little deafened by the clattering of the mill, and we got up close before he noticed. Then he turned, and we saw he was a big fellow with a mahogany face. "I think, sir," says Alan, "that you speak the English?" "Non, monsieur," says he, with an incredible bad accent.
Wheesht, my wee man," crooned the mother soothingly, as she began to help Robert to get on his clothes, the tears falling still from her own eyes, as she saw the ugly stripes and bruises upon his back beginning to discolor. "Wheesht, sonny! Dinna' greet ony mair. There noo', my wee son.
Only, of course, we took him in the rear. "See, Alan!" said I. "Wheesht!" said he, "this is my affairs." The man was, no doubt, a little deafened by the clattering of the mill, and we got up close before he noticed. Then he turned, and we saw he was a big fellow with a mahogany face. "I think, sir," says Alan, "that you speak the English?" "Non, monsieur," says he, with an incredible bad accent.
And then she sang 'The Auld Hoose, and Geordie, giving me another poke, said, 'That's ma ain sang, and when I asked him what he meant, he whispered fiercely, 'Wheesht, man! and I did, for his face looked dangerous. In a pause between the verses I heard Geordie saying to himself, 'Ay, I maun gie it up, I doot. 'What? I ventured.
He thought that Mr. Quinn's proposal was excellent, and he was certain that it would be very good for Henry to come into contact with people to whom the language was native. "Wheesht a minute, Marsh!" Mr. Quinn interrupted. "I want to talk to you about Henry. It's a big thing for a lad of his age to fall in love!" "I suppose it is." "There's no supposin' about it. It is!
At that moment another party of dragoons under Captain Houston galloped up, the captain entered, and, stopping the proceedings of his subordinate, ordered Black and Peter to be set on horseback and bound together. "Fire the place," he added. "If there are people in it anywhere, that will bring them out." "Oh dear!" gasped Peter, "the hidy " "Wheesht, bairn," said Black in a low voice.
There were nights of it when he was here on sentry, the place a' wheesht, the frosts o' winter maybe riving in the wa's, and he would hear ane o' the prisoners strike up a psalm, and the rest join in, and the blessed sounds rising from the different chalmers or dungeons, I would raither say so that this auld craig in the sea was like a pairt of Heev'n.
He's been stickin' in like a hatter ever sin' syne, an' has a'thing as neat's ninepence; so I canna say a single wird. But is't no raley something terriple? Spring holiday! Wheesht! I'll no' forget it in a hurry, I can tell you. But I never saw't different.
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