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Updated: June 8, 2025
Quoth Gharib, "O fellow, know that this god's name is Allah the God and it is He who fashioned the heavens and the earth and garred the trees to grow and the waters to flow. He created wild beasts and birds and Paradise and Hell-fire and veileth Himself from all eyes seeing and of none being seen. He, and He only, is the Dweller on high. Extolled be His perfection! There is no god but He!"
I love her as I never thought that woman could be loved, and I am not the kind to change." "The faither o' ye didna change, though his faither garred him mairry a Gilchrist-an' a guid bit lass she was. But for a' that he didna change. Na, weel do I ken that he didna change." "But," continued Ralph, "I have no reason in the world to imagine that Winsome thinks a thought about me.
"Aye the mair the merrier, but the fewer they fess the better," says Mistress Winton. "Wha's been meddlin' wi' you, Sandy?" But fient a wird cud Sandy get oot. He was stanin' pechin' like a podlie oot o' the watter, an' starin' roond him like a huntit dog. "Fiddlers' dogs and fleshers' flees come to feasts unbidden," said Mysie; but Sandy gae her a glower that garred her steek her moo gey quick.
He nearhan' garred me hate him, and that wud hae been a terrible sin. But, eh, puir laddie, he bed a richt fearsome wife to the mither o' him! I'm thinkin the bonny man maun hae a heap o' tribble wi' siclike, be they bairns or mithers! 'Eh, but ye're i' the richt there, laddie! Noo hearken to me: ye maunna gang the nicht! said his mother anxiously.
I never saw the two together in our garden, but I thought of the song that begins, " "Ae simmer nicht when blobs o' dew, Garred ilka thing look bonny " "Ah! Well, God has been good to them, and to us all." "And Mr Snow was well pleased, of course," said Fanny. "Pleased is hardly the word for it.
What wad ye hae o' me thinkin I would tak a man 'at was garred! Na, na; there s' be nae garrin! And ye canna gar him merry me gien I winna hae him! The day's by for that! A garred man! My certy! Na, I thank ye!" "Weel, my bonny leddy," said Peter, "gien I had a prence to my son, providit he was worth yer takin I wad say to ye, 'Hae, my leddy!"
John, wha plaistered it up, hoo I had gotten 't. And I didna mean to say onything aboot it; but I wantit to tell ye a queer dream, sic a queer dream it garred me dream the same nicht. As he told the dream, his father suddenly grew attentive, and before he had finished, looked almost scared; but he said nothing.
"And sae I was, laird; and her first screech waked me up and garred me grew sae till I couldna move, and didna move till I heard her screech again and again, and saw her rin acrass the floor, and tear back the bolt and flecht fra the room, followed close behind by Mistress Berners. And thin mysel' sprang up wi' the bairn in me arms and rin after them, thinking the de'il was behind me.
The shadow of a pawky smile flitted across her face as she answered "Surely ye wouldna merry me upon a rascal, sir! Ill as I hae behaved til ye, I can hardly hae deservit that at yer han'!" "That's what he'll hae to dee though jist merry ye aff han'! I s' gar him." "I winna hae him garred! It's me that has the richt ower him, and no anither, man nor wuman! He sanna be garred!
'As soon as his arm is sound again, he shall go to the grammar-school, he said. 'An' the college? asked Robert. 'I hope so, answered the doctor. 'Do you think he will do well? He has plenty of courage, at all events, and that is a fine thing. He wad never lift a han' for himsel'; an' that's what garred me tak till him sae muckle. He's a fine crater.
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