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"Why, you must know, Frank but first taste a snap of right Hollands." She drew a flask from her pocket, and filled the fellow a large bumper, which he pronounced to be the right thing. "You must know, then, Frank wunna ye mend your hand?" again offering the flask. "No, no, when a woman wants mischief from you, she always begins by filling you drunk. D n all Dutch courage.
A strappin' young carpenter as is a ready-made Methody, like Seth, wouldna be a bad match for her. Why, Poysers make as big a fuss wi' Adam Bede as if he war a nevvy o' their own." "Idle talk! idle talk!" said Mr. Joshua Rann. "Adam an' Seth's two men; you wunna fit them two wi' the same last." "Maybe," said Wiry Ben, contemptuously, "but Seth's the lad for me, though he war a Methody twice o'er.
"Hooiver, shentlemen," he added, "if ye wunna tak it here's wushin' your fery coot health!" Raising the glass, he drained it without winking, as if the contents had been water, smacked his lips and put the bottle away.
She and the serjeant peeped together under beds and into closets, and she laughed brazenly at certain not very obscure hints of his as to the great services I should render to the search-party if I kept my eye on the house-place. She even said, "Master Noll, don't 'e think as 'ow th' ale be gettin' flat downstairs? It wunna be wuth drinkin' if y'ain't sharp."
I trust the house wunna coup the crane for a' that's come and gane yet; and if it does, I'll never bear sae base a mind as thae corbies in the Gallowgate an I am to lose by ye, I'se ne'er deny I hae won by ye mony a fair pund sterling Sae, an it come to the warst, I'se een lay the head o' the sow to the tail o' the grice."* * Anglice, the head of the sow to the tail of the pig.
"Can you give me his new address?" "Can I give yer his new address? Pr'aps I can and pr'aps I canna, but I dunna see why I should waste my breath on Mester Maldon's friends that I dunna! And I wunna!" Rachel walked away.
They hear it seldom from Scottish lips, however hopefully they suspect it." "We're nae muckle given to compliments I'll grant ye that. But whiles we think; an' whiles we speak an' whiles we wunna. But I'm no backward in tellin' a man gin I care for him.
James was there, and several of the congregation, and Martha, with her best dress hastily donned over her print, and a hat of which her brother said 'it 'ud draw tears from an egg. Mr. James' daughter played a voluntary, in the midst of which an altercation was heard outside. 'Her'll be lonesome wi'out me! 'They wunna like it. It's blasphemy.
Seal. * Justice of Peace. It was indeed totally unintelligible to Jeanie Deans, who was only impatient to escape from him. He hastily scrawled a line or two on a dirty piece of paper, and said to her, as she drew back when he offered it, "Hey! what the deil it wunna bite you, my lass if it does nae gude, it can do nae ill. But I wish you to show it, if you have ony fasherie wi' ony o' St.
If I tell you, you mun swear never to come and live at Undern. ''Struth I will! 'Well, then, just you come and see 'er some time when the master's away. And bring the chillun. 'Thank you kindly. 'Not till I say the word, though! I wunna risk it till he's off for the day. If he found me out, it'd be notice. Eh, missus, he's like a lad with his first white mouse! And the parson!
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