Grey craigs, or 'Auld lang syne'.J. Nisbet, 1880 - 275 pages |
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... hears and helps him to bear his sorrow . He seldom mentions the name which is never absent from his thoughts . People with natures such as his speak little , but they think much ; you can read it in the eye ; grief sinks into them with ...
... hears and helps him to bear his sorrow . He seldom mentions the name which is never absent from his thoughts . People with natures such as his speak little , but they think much ; you can read it in the eye ; grief sinks into them with ...
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... hear all the particulars from you of your wife's death ; you know , " she added , " she was a great favourite in our family . " Then perceiving Effie , who had begun to toddle round the smithy after Snap , she asked kindly , " Is this ...
... hear all the particulars from you of your wife's death ; you know , " she added , " she was a great favourite in our family . " Then perceiving Effie , who had begun to toddle round the smithy after Snap , she asked kindly , " Is this ...
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... Hear to her , " remarked her master with con- tempt , " a real woman's speech , no man would hae thought on the like ; women are aye thinkin ' about marriage - either for themselves or other folk . " I " Weel , weel , thae things maun ...
... Hear to her , " remarked her master with con- tempt , " a real woman's speech , no man would hae thought on the like ; women are aye thinkin ' about marriage - either for themselves or other folk . " I " Weel , weel , thae things maun ...
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... hear o't . " " I might at the time , " answered the simple smith , " but I seldom take much heed to what is said . ' Deed , to tell you the truth , I never let gossip about folk be spoken among the young men that gather at the smiddy ...
... hear o't . " " I might at the time , " answered the simple smith , " but I seldom take much heed to what is said . ' Deed , to tell you the truth , I never let gossip about folk be spoken among the young men that gather at the smiddy ...
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... hear what Grieve has got to say , " cried a lad ; " it's a bad cause that winna stand a hearing . Light that candle and haud it afore him , Jamie ; we would like to hear baith sides o ' the question . " " What say ye , smith ? " said ...
... hear what Grieve has got to say , " cried a lad ; " it's a bad cause that winna stand a hearing . Light that candle and haud it afore him , Jamie ; we would like to hear baith sides o ' the question . " " What say ye , smith ? " said ...
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