I'll eat the apple at the glass I gat frae uncle Johnny.' She fuff't her pipe wi' sic a lunt, In wrath she was sae vap'rin, She notic't na an aizle brunt Her braw new worset apron Out thro' that night.

I tempit him wi' kail and meat, but he wad tak naething, and keepit me frae feeding the beast, and he was aye gurrin', and grup, gruppin' me by the legs.

oh, mourn the crime Frae civil war that flows!

And Maule, now getting terrified through the haze of his drunkenness, cried out, "Who are you?" "Mrs. Geddes, Johnnie Geddes's wife, o' the village o' Lochee, just twa miles frae that sink o' sin, Bonnie Dundee.

"Ha' ye seen a' the men frae the braes and the glen, Ha' ye seen them a' marchin' awa'? Ha' ye seen a' the men frae the wee but-an'-ben,

"Ha' ye seen a' the men frae the braes and the glen, Ha' ye seen them a' marchin' awa'? Ha' ye seen a' the men frae the wee but-an'-ben,

They were Gordon Highlanders, and I found a lot of chaps among them frae far awa' Aberdeen.

You seeevery young fellow frae my toon is awa'.

Thy voice, soft as the hymn of morn, Or evening's melodie, May still excel, as a' can tell, Then wherefore hear't frae me? Bonnie lassie, fairest lassie, Think na't strange o' me, That when thy beauty's praised by a', Thou get'st nae praise frae me? For wha wad praise what none can praise?

Thy voice, soft as the hymn of morn, Or evening's melodie, May still excel, as a' can tell, Then wherefore hear't frae me? Bonnie lassie, fairest lassie, Think na't strange o' me, That when thy beauty's praised by a', Thou get'st nae praise frae me? For wha wad praise what none can praise?

Oh, I was rale vexed for her, I tell ye, but when she took the mattress aff ma bed to protect her sewin' machine frae bombs, I says to masel': 'If I've got to dee, I wud like to dae it as comfortable as I can, an' I'm sure ma Maker'll

'But she'll mak' ye a rael guid wife when ye come back frae the wars' 'Oh, whisht, Miss Tod!' cried Christina.

'Weel,' he said at last, 'there's the view frae this end, an' there's the view frae the ither end.

'Weel,' he said at last, 'there's the view frae this end, an' there's the view frae the ither end.

Weel, weel, preserve me frae the female sect!

Frae yer uncle, I suppose.

Weel, gi'e Maggie yin on the squeaker frae me, an' tell her no to greet for me, because I'm no worthy o' her pure unselfish love, etceetera.

'A queer-like present to get frae yer aunt,' said some one.

'We jist got hame frae Rothesay last nicht,' said Mrs. Robinson, 'so we ha'ena seen the laddie for a while.'

'But of course you'll ha'e heard frae him, Christina'this with respectful diffidence.

Maybe they're frae Mistress McOstrich.'

'I heard it first frae Aunt Purdie.

But no frae me, Macgreegor, no frae me!

But no frae me, Macgreegor, no frae me!

Ay, stare at the smoke till ye're eyes drop frae th' sockets!