The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of Edinburgh
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of Edinburgh
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And the gripes.
Shepl^d, That's tautology — ^teethin includes the gripes — ^though yon may hae forgotten't ; but great wits hae short memories — ^that's proverbial — sae let me proceed.
Tickler, Wet your whistle.
Shepherd, My whustle's never dry. I had seen a lassie doin't; and though she couldna do't weel, yet e^en sio bubbles as she blew — she was a verra bonny bit lassie — appeared to my imagination mair beautifu' than ony ither sicht my een had ever beheld — no exceppin the blab o' hinny th...at I used to hand up atween me and the licht, afore I sooked it, after I had flung awa, in twa halves, the bumbee that had gathered it partly &ae the clover and partly &ae the heather-floures.
Tickler. How amiable is infant cruelty I Shepherd, And how detestable the cruelty o' auld age 1 That verra day I took up the saip^ — ^I remember the shape and size o' the cut at this moment — and bat a bit aff-— maldn it appear by the sibblin o' my teeth, as if the thief had been a mouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the gripes.
Shepl^d, That's tautology — ^teethin includes the gripes — ^though yon may hae forgotten't ; but great wits hae short memories — ^that's proverbial — sae let me proceed.
Tickler, Wet your whistle.
Shepherd, My whustle's never dry. I had seen a lassie doin't; and though she couldna do't weel, yet e^en sio bubbles as she blew — she was a verra bonny bit lassie — appeared to my imagination mair beautifu' than ony ither sicht my een had ever beheld — no exceppin the blab o' hinny th...at I used to hand up atween me and the licht, afore I sooked it, after I had flung awa, in twa halves, the bumbee that had gathered it partly &ae the clover and partly &ae the heather-floures.
Tickler. How amiable is infant cruelty I Shepherd, And how detestable the cruelty o' auld age 1 That verra day I took up the saip^ — ^I remember the shape and size o' the cut at this moment — and bat a bit aff-— maldn it appear by the sibblin o' my teeth, as if the thief had been a mouse.
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