The puir man doesna want to be fashed wi' a set o' meddlin neebors.
It doesna shuit me at a' to be sae lang upo' the solid: I'm like a cowt upon a toll ro'd.
The Deacon is sae godly that God doesna get a chance to improve his condition, ma'am.
Thou had better blame Hacon; he turned the boat Widdershins an' what fule doesna ken that it is evil luck to go contrarie to the sun?
There isna a pagan altar-stane 'tween John O'Groat's an' Lambaness hedoesna run after.
Ay, ay, but ye ken Mary doesna like tae sit wi' her back tae the horse.
He canna bear the tawpie, and doesna like to hae her p'inted oot as his sister.
But it's like the stranger was ane thatdoesna lightly yield his point; for, ride as Steenie liked, he was aye beside him at the selfsame pace.
Ye mayna be," said Eppie, "but lasses doesnado to be ower-partikler.
Duncan doesnalike that boat,' Ronald said, glancing at Mr. Hodson.
I do my best to get his clothes dried when he comes in wet; but he doesna like to be bothered--especially if he's writing or reading; he says that a pipe keeps the harm away.
And Duncan was saying that this gentleman that's come for the fishing, he doesna talk to Ronald about the salmon and the loch, but about everything in the country, and Ronald knows as well as him about such things.
And doesna he hate it waur than pain or sin by this time?
She doesna look like a sinfu' woman," he thought, recalling the glimpse he had got through the open door, of Allison sitting at peace and safe from harm.
There are few things that John doesna ken, I'm thinking.
But I say, guidwife, mind we maunna just let on barefacedly that we ken wha he is; for I can see, frae the way he took my hints the nicht, that he doesna like it.
Her brother doesna seem to be looking down on any one," said Mr Dawson with a short, amused laugh.
She has her ain thoughts, and they are no' o' the pleasantest, or her lace doesna tell the truth.
It is because he doesna wish to hear about James Petrie and his hopes.
Do you mean that he doesna care for you--more than for any one else.
He doesna seem to me like an ill-disposed youth," said Miss Jean.
But he has no right to expect a warmer welcome from me than from--any other friend, and he doesna expect it.
She doesna seem to be over weel pleased at this, but she'll come round.
And when the pain hurts most--is worst to bear, I mean--it doesna really harm.
It doesna take you long to make up your mind," said her father laughing.
I'll just have it lying about when Dugald comes over this afternoon, and see if he doesna pick it up and have a good look at it.
But if Robert gets well, we may let it stand; and if he doesna get well, I shall seek counsel o' God before I take a step farther.
God doesnaleave that choice i' the dark; thy way may be narrow an' unpleasant, but it is clear enough.
Christ doesna ask a man whether he be Norse or Scot.
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