10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARRITCH»
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1
The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Sc. I can say the single carritch, and the ouble carritch, Scorr Midlothian (I818) xvi
; I'll no be putten through my carritches upon the word by nae matter wha, Rov
Horseman's W41. (1895) xii. Per. Can I forget how lang and weel The carritches ...
2
The Gaberlunzie's Wallet
Gie a wean his parritch, An' dinna spare the sour-douk can, An' wi' a bawbee
carritch, We learned to read our mither tongue, An' mony raps wi' rape and rung,
We gat to mind our carritch. New-fangled schools hae ither laws, Wi' mony
English ...
GI'E A WEAN HIS PARRITCH. GI'E a wean his parritch, An' dinna spare the sour-
douk can, An' wi' a bawbee carritch, I'll mak your son a man! In days 0' yore when
I was young, We learn'd to read our mither tongue, An' mony raps wi' rape and ...
The Bible and the Carritch and the Commandments a' puttin' thegither says
naething aboot horses, on the Sawbath — only cattle. Fine did the folk ken, that
wrote the Bible, that fermers, and gentry, and sic-like, leevin' far frae the kirk, sud
hae ...
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Nugae ecclesiasticae: fragments, dramatic and lyrical, from ...
On what he calls the ' Carritch His simple faith is pinned ; All other theologic lore
To him is idle wind. Then, to his mind, the minister Dealing with human souls, Is
but the mate of him who digs At hematite or coals. The work of each he reckons ...
Moses Peerie, Jabez Gilead, 1884
6
Waverley Novels: The heart of Mid-Lothian
... lively, 147. capernoity, irritable, 36. caption, (legal), judicial order for
apprehension for non-payment of a debt or non-fulfilment of an obligation, 61.
carle, fellow, churl, old man. carlines, old women, hags. carritch, catechism ;
single carritch, ...
(an' whether it's out o' the carritch or no, we're a,' Papist Presbyterian, ca'ed to
repentance, ye ken that).' ' If ye please, sir,' says Ailie, ' I'm a Roman.' An' the
Dominie that mad ! an' the bairns a' sniggerin' ! " " And what did the gentleman
say P" ...
(an' whether it's out o' the carritch or no, we're a,' Papist Presbyterian, ca'ed to
repentance, ye ken that).' 'If ye please, sir,' says Ailie, ' I'm a Roman.' An' the
Dominie that mad ! an' the bairns a' sniggerin' ! " " And what did the gentleman
say ?
9
Tales for Town and Country
On another day—a winter's day—the laird being 'no vera weel,' and intending to
dine with a friend in the country, his sisters persuaded him not to expose himself
on horseback, but to take what they called the carritch. The laird didna like this ...
And I can say the Single Carritch, and the Double Carritch, and justification, and
effectual calling, and the Assembly of Divines at Westminster — that is,' she
added in a low tone, ' I could say them anes ; but it's lang syne, and ane forgets, ...
