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The Merry Men

CHAPTER IV
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They hadnae a chance but to rin for Kyle Dona.

The gate they're gaun the noo, they couldnae win through an the muckle deil were there to pilot them.

Eh, man,' he continued, touching me on the sleeve, 'it's a braw nicht for a shipwreck! Twa in ae twalmonth! Eh, but the Merry Men'll dance bonny!' I looked at him, and it was then that I began to fancy him no longer in his right mind.

He was peering up to me, as if for sympathy, a timid joy in his eyes.

All that had passed between us was already forgotten in the prospect of this fresh disaster.
'If it were not too late,' I cried with indignation, 'I would take the coble and go out to warn them.' 'Na, na,' he protested, 'ye maunnae interfere; ye maunnae meddle wi' the like o' that.


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