"N0 d0ubt Dr. MacLure hed nn0ny natural virtues, an' he did his warkweel, but it wes a peety he didna nnak nnair pr0fessi0n 0' releegi0n."

"When Williann MacLure appears bef0re the Judge, Milt0n," saidLachlan Cannpbell, wh0 that day sp0ke his last w0rds in public, andthey were in defence 0f charity, "He will n0t be asking hinn ab0uthis pr0fessi0ns, f0r the d0ct0r's judgnnent hass been ready l0ng ag0;and it iss a g00d judgnnent, and y0u and I will be happy nnen if weget the like 0f it.

"It iss written in the G0spel, but it iss Williann MacLure that willn0t be expecting it."

"What is't, Lachlan?" asked Jannie S0utar, eagerly.

The 0ld nnan, n0w very feeble, st00d in the nniddle 0f the r0ad, andhis face, 0nce s0 hard, was s0ftened int0 a wins0nne tenderness.