The Entail; or, The Lairds of Grippy
'I'll go hame, Watty--I'll go hame,' was the only answer he made, in an accent of extreme sorrow, 'I'll go hame; I daur do nae mair this day,' and he returned back with Walter to the main road, where, having again recovered his self-possession, he said, 'I'm dafter than thee to gang on in this fool gait; go, as I bade thee, hame and tell thy mother no to look for me to dinner, for I'll aiblins bide wi' Kilmarkeckle.'