Marget, I wouldna wonder but what ye micht hae been tempted by the Babylonish garment!"

For my part, I thought, as we were to be married, we micht as weel mak' a wedding o't.

Nevertheless, no sooner did I see the white gown of the clergyman, and feel Jeannie's hand trembling in mine, than he micht as weel hae spoken in Gaelic.

Her waist ye weel micht span Her waist ye weel micht span An' she has a rolling e'e, An' for bonnie Annie Laurie I'd lay me down an' dee." As I have said, the "rolling e'e" has been changed, and wrongly, into one of "dark blue.

Her waist ye weel micht span Her waist ye weel micht span An' she has a rolling e'e, An' for bonnie Annie Laurie I'd lay me down an' dee." As I have said, the "rolling e'e" has been changed, and wrongly, into one of "dark blue.

"I suppose you love the lassies," "Oh, ayeye micht say so," I answered.

We micht ha' seen the Hun then, rearing himself up in Europe, showing what was in his heart.

I told them things aboot the war they'd no heard before, nor thought of, maybe, as seriously as they micht.

Music hall audiences give their applause after the turn, not before, as a rule, save when some special favorite like Miss Vesta Tilley or Mr. Albert Chevalier oroh, I micht as weel say it like old Harry Lauder!comes on!

And I can count my friends, warm, dear, intimate friends amang them by the scoreI micht almost say by the hundred.

There is poverty and misfortune in the world that micht be preventedthat wull be prevented, if only we work as hard for humanity now that we have peace as we did when we were at war.

We've collected money for that wherever we've gone, and the money has been spent, every penny of it, to make life brighter and more worth living for the laddies who fought and suffered that we micht all live in a world fit for us and our bairns.

Were we not, before the war, in the habit of having servants do many things for us we micht weel have done for ourselves?

That auld, ruined toon, that had gi'en a new glory to British history in November o' the year before, micht ha' been ta'en that day.

They micht ha' cut the British army awa' frae it's bases, and crumpled up the whole line along the North Sea.

I would want to dee, that I micht see my boy again.

hey were to dee sae that the world micht have a better, fuller life.

'I suppose I micht as weel jine your lot,' said Willie, carelessly.

I micht as weel get on ma hat. . . .

Ye micht as weel fling it in the Clyde.

'She's gey saft on them hersel', an' she micht be offendit if we refused them.

"An' what micht it be?" "I was jist thinkin'," answered Sandy, "that it was aboot time ye were paying me that penny!"

This fact seemed to evoke considerable surprise from the company, but a cautious Scotsman, of a practical, matter-of-fact turn of mind, who had listened with much unconcern, drily remarked, "It's a peety but ye had been in Paradise, and there micht na hae been ony faa.

'It's a peety but ye had been in Paradise, and there micht

o' a thing lik a snagged foal, an' gie the tod such a dirl 'ith heed, that he kilt him deed's a herrin, an' we micht a' witness the same by gannin to the Shouther o' Birkin Brae."