Wee Macgreegor Enlists by John Joy Bell
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To Macgregor's surprise, Willie's hand was out before his own. 'I'm a leear if ye like,' said Willie, still panting, 'but I can stan' up to ye noo!' 'So ye can,' Macgregor admitted--a little reluctantly perhaps, for he had long been used to being the winner. 'If I wasna teetotal,' Willie added in a burst of generosity, 'I wud stan' ye a drink.' VIII CORRESPONDENCE _Macgregor to Christina_ MY DEAR CHRISTINA,-- I was looking for your letter the whole of yesterday, but it did not come till this morning at 8.35 a.m., and I am sorry to say it is not near as nice as I expected. Some parts is niceish, but others is rotten. What for do you ask me if I have spotted many pretty girls here, when you know I would not be for taking the troubble of spoting any girl in the world but you, and besides they are all terrible ugly here. Yesterday I seen 2 that made me feel |
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