But muckle waur to ask it.

Noo a teetle ye maun hae, that's as clear as the licht, and there's ane come just now into my head that will answer ye to a T; when ye're a lord, freend, Robby, ye'll be Lord Preserve Us?""You are very impertinent Mr. Ck," replied the nettled judge expectant; "I am sure you may find a waur.

He was very indignant at his claims and merit being overlooked in their not choosing him for the new judge, adding with much acrimony, "And I can tell you they might have got a 'waur.'" To which, as if merely coming over the complainant's language again, the answer was a grave "Whaur?"

'Her an' you'll be nane the waur o' hauf an' 'oor in private.