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"Ye ken yoursell ye baud light by the law — and for my cousin Helen, forbye that her reception o' me this blessed day, whilk I excuse on account of perturbation of mind, was muckle on the north side o' friendly, I say (out- putting this personal reason of complaint) I hae that to say o' your wife — " " Say nothing of her, kinsman," said Eob, in a grave and stern tone, " but what is befitting a friend to say, and her husband to hear. Of me you are welcome to say your full pleasure." " Aweel, awe...el," said the Bailie, somewhat dis- concerted, " we'se let that be a pass-over, — I dinna approve of making mischief in families. But here are your twa sons, Hamish and Eobin, whilk signi- fies, as I'm gien to understand, James and Eobert.
I trust ye will call them sae in future ; there comes nae gude o' Hamishes and Eachines and Angusses, except that they 're the names ane aye chances to see in the indictments at the Western Circuits for cow-lifting, at the instance of his Majesty's advo- cate for his Majesty's interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ye ken yoursell ye baud light by the law — and for my cousin Helen, forbye that her reception o' me this blessed day, whilk I excuse on account of perturbation of mind, was muckle on the north side o' friendly, I say (out- putting this personal reason of complaint) I hae that to say o' your wife — " " Say nothing of her, kinsman," said Eob, in a grave and stern tone, " but what is befitting a friend to say, and her husband to hear. Of me you are welcome to say your full pleasure." " Aweel, awe...el," said the Bailie, somewhat dis- concerted, " we'se let that be a pass-over, — I dinna approve of making mischief in families. But here are your twa sons, Hamish and Eobin, whilk signi- fies, as I'm gien to understand, James and Eobert.
I trust ye will call them sae in future ; there comes nae gude o' Hamishes and Eachines and Angusses, except that they 're the names ane aye chances to see in the indictments at the Western Circuits for cow-lifting, at the instance of his Majesty's advo- cate for his Majesty's interest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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