"It's wonderful," said he, "where the tenants find the money, for their life is mere starvation.

(Ye don't carry such a thing as snuff, do ye, Mr.Balfour?
No.

Well, I'm better wanting it.) But these tenants (as I was saying) are doubtless partly driven to it.

James Stewart in Duror (that's him they call James of the Glens) is half-brother to Ardshiel, the captain of the clan; and he is a man much looked up to, and drives very hard.

And then there's one they call Alan Breck--" "Ah!" I cried, "what of him ?" "What of the wind that bloweth where it listeth ?" said Henderland.