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Mair by token, Monkbarns, if ye howk up the bourock, as ye seem to have began, yell find, if ye hae not fund it already, a stane that ane o' the mason-callants cut a ladle on to have a bourd at the bridegroom, and he put four letters on't, that's A. D. L. L. Aiken Drum's Lang Ladle for Aiken was ane o' the kale-suppers o' Fife."
"It is Chigmok, my sister's son, who planned " "But it is thee they will take for punishment and Chigmok also. Now go!" Chief George waited for no second bidding, but began to shamble off across the snow towards his encampment. The two men watched him go, in silence for a little time, and then Stane spoke. "This lake of the Little Moose, where is it?" "About sixteen miles to zee East.
'Wheesht! he said sternly. 'Nane shall pray for the deid on my hearth- stane. I disclaimed a Popish sense for my ejaculation; and he seemed to accept my disclaimer with unusual facility, and ran on once more upon what had evidently become a favourite subject. 'We fand her in Sandag Bay, Rorie an' me, and a' thae braws in the inside of her.
Ainley was among these people, and come what might he would have speech with him before them all. He stepped forward determinedly; but Ainley, who had been watching him closely, anticipated his move by falling out of the group. "Don't be a fool, Stane! You'll do yourself no good by kicking up a dust here. I couldn't come last night, but tonight at the same time I will not fail."
Mair by token, Monkbarns, if ye howk up the bourock, as ye seem to have began, yell find, if ye hae not fund it already, a stane that ane o' the mason-callants cut a ladle on to have a bourd at the bridegroom, and he put four letters on't, that's A. D. L. L. Aiken Drum's Lang Ladle for Aiken was ane o' the kale-suppers o' Fife."
She did not wait to hear more, but retreated to the cabin, her cheeks burning with shame, her grey eyes bright with fierce scorn. She did not know to what the words referred, but, in her haste and jealousy she utterly misinterpreted the situation, and her scorn was as much for herself as for Stane as she thought how she had grown to love a man who The thought was an intolerable one.
The next minute they were closed, and two minutes later she was fast asleep. Stane, as he realized the fact, smiled a little to himself. "Of spirit compact," he murmured to himself, and went forward with preparations for a meal. It was two hours later when the girl awoke, and the meal was ready a quite substantial one. "Have I slept long?" inquired Helen, moving towards the fire. "Two hours.
David Haggart. I was thinking of Willie Wallace. Myself. You had better be thinking of yourself, man. A strange place this to come to and think of William Wallace. David Haggart. Why so? Is not his tower just beneath our feet? Myself. You mean the auld ruin by the side of the Nor Loch the ugly stane bulk, from the foot of which flows the spring into the dyke where the watercresses grow?
"'I wouldna kiss thee, great Argyle, I wouldna kiss thee fairly; I wouldna kiss thee, great Argyle, Gin you shouldna leave a standing stane in Airly." "You have deceived Nanny," Gavin cried, hotly, "and you have brought me here to deride me. I will have no more to do with you." He walked away quickly, but she called after him, "I am coming down.
Ainley loved her; but now, if he were the last man left in the world, she would never A sound of movement interrupted her reverie, and she half-turned as Stane rose from his spruce-couch. "You have heard nothing?" he asked. "Nothing!" she replied. "I will take the watch now, Miss Yardely, and do you lie down and rest."
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