 | John Brown - 1882 - 442 pages
...— that's odd — that is the very word.' 'Hoot, awa! look here,' and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs — (the true shepherd's...happit up, and then put, laughing silently, into the plaid-neuk, and the shepherd strode off with his lamb, — Maida gambolling through the snow, and running... | |
 | John Brown - 1882
...— that's odd — that is the very word.' 'Hoot, awa! look here,' and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs — (the true shepherd's...happit up, and then put, laughing silently, into the plaid-neuk, and the shepherd strode off with his lamb,— Maida gambolling through the snow, and running... | |
 | John Brown - 1882 - 298 pages
...hull-terrier is throttling a large shepherd's dog" 15 "Then taking Jess by the head, he moved away". . 39 "The shepherd strode off with his lamb, — Maida gambolling through the snow " 53 " There sat Maidie in white" 85 » , TO MY TWO FRIENDS At Busby, Renfrewshire, IN REMEMBRANCE... | |
 | John Brown - 1896 - 32 pages
...that's odd — that is the very word." " Hoot, awa ! look here," and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs — (the true shepherd's...happit up, and then put, laughing silently, into the plaid-neuk, and the shepherd strode off with his lamb, — Maida gambolling through the snow, and running... | |
 | edwars t. mason - 1884
..."Onding,—that's odd,—that is the very word! Hoot, awa! look here," and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs (the true shepherd's plaid,...sewed together, and uncut at one end, making a poke or cul-de-sac). " Tak' yer lamb," said she, laughing at the contrivance, and so the Pet was first well... | |
 | Edward Tuckerman Mason - Authors, English - 1885
...— that's odd, — that is the very word! Hoot, awa ! look here," and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs (the true shepherd's plaid,...sewed together, and uncut at one end, making a poke or cul-de-sac). " Tak' yer lamb," said she, laughing at the contrivance, and so the Pet was first well... | |
 | John Brown - History - 1893 - 32 pages
...that's odd — that is the very word.' ' Hoot, awa ! look here,' and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs — (the true shepherd's...through the snow, and running races in her mirth. Didn't he face ' the angry airt,' and make her bield his bosom, and into his own room with her, and... | |
 | Sir Henry Craik - 1896
...that's odd — that is the very word." " Hoot, awa ! look here," and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs — (the true shepherd's...together, and uncut at one end, making a poke or cul de sat. "Tak' yer lamb," said she, laughing at the contrivance, and so the Pet was first well happit up,... | |
 | John Brown - Literary Collections - 1897
...that 's odd, — that is the very word." " Hoot, awa ! look here," and he displayed the corner of his plaid, made to hold lambs, (the true shepherd's plaid,...sewed together, and uncut at one end, making a poke or citl de sac). " Tak' yer lamb," said she, laughing at the contrivance, and so the Pet was first well... | |
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Tak' yer lamb," said she, laughing at the contrivance; and so the Pet was first well happit up, and then put, laughing silently, into the plaid neuk, and the shepherd strode off with his lamb, — Maida gambolling through the snow, and running races in... 
