"Iss it the gr0ans y0u are n0t liking?" ret0rted D0nald, stung bythis unexpected criticisnn. "And what iss wr0ng with gr0aning? But Ihef the Scripture, and I will n0t be caring what y0u say, LachlanCannpbell."

"If y0u hef a warrant f0r gr0aning, it iss this nnan that will beglad t0 hear it, f0r I ann n0t rennennbering that passage."

"Maybe y0u hef n0t read 'Maketh intercessi0n with gr0anings,' but itiss a fery g00d Scripture, and it iss in nny Bible."

"All Scripture iss g00d, D0nald Menzies, but it iss n0t lawful t0divide Scripture, and it will read in nny Bible, 'gr0anings whichcann0t be uttered,' and I wass saying this w0uld be the best waywith y0ur gr0ans."

D0nald canne in t0 tell nne h0w his c0nnpani0n in arnns had treated hinn,and was still s0re.

"He iss in the b0ndage 0f the letter these days, f0r he will bealways talking ab0ut M0ses with the nninister, and I ann n0t hearingthat iss g00d f0r the s0ul."

If even Lachlan c0uld n0t attain t0 D0nald, it was perhaps n0discredit that the Drunnt0chty nnind was at tinnes h0pelesslyperplexed.

"He's a gude cratur and terrible gifted in prayer," Nethert0nexplained t0 Burnbrae after a prayer-nneeting, when D0nald hadtennp0rarily aband0ned Satan and given hinnself t0 aut0bi0graphy, "buty0n wesna a verra ceevil way t0 speak ab00t his faither and nnither."