He's just brokken up an owd cheer to heat th' watter wi'.

Why, so thys goulde has made my choller as colde as snowe watter.

* I do not remember the precise number of murders which occur in Droonin' Watter (ALLEN AND UNWIN), but readers of this sensational story can accept my assurance that Mr. J.S. FLETCHER has a quick and decisive way of meting out justice (or injustice) to his characters.

And then, losh, I startit to laugh till the watter ran doon my cheeks, and the lassies was that mortified they wushed they had nae brocht me.

He took back a' that land British blood had been spilled like watter to regain frae him.

SEE Watson, John B. WATTERS, GEORGE MANKER. Burlesque, by George Manker Watters and Arthur Hopkins.

SEE Watson, John B. WATTERS, GEORGE MANKER. Burlesque, by George Manker Watters and Arthur Hopkins.

Tamzon Manker Watters (W); 7Nov55; R161517.

WATTERS, TAMZON MANKER.

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A picture dictionary for children, by Garnette Watters & S. A. Courtis.

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By Garnette Watters & Stuart A. Courtis, completely rev. & with new pictures by Doris & Marion Henderson & Barry Bart.

SEE Watson, John B. WATTERS, GEORGE MANKER. Burlesque, by George Manker Watters and Arthur Hopkins.

SEE Watson, John B. WATTERS, GEORGE MANKER. Burlesque, by George Manker Watters and Arthur Hopkins.

WATTERS, TAMZON MANKER.

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Mr. Clerk spoke broad Scotch, and argued that "the watter had rin that way for forty years.

how long, and why should his client now be deprived of the watter?"

Clerk, a little nettled at this hit at his national tongue, answered, "Na, my Lord, we dinna spell watter (making the word as short as he could) wi' twa t's, but we spell mainners (making the word as long as he could) wi' twa n's.

Another description I have heard of an energetic preacher more forcible than delicate"Eh, oor minister had a great power o' watter, for he grat, and spat, and swat like mischeef."