And he begude again to teach by the Loch‐side. And an unco thrang gatherʼt till him, sae that he gaed intil a boat, and sat iʼ the Loch; and aʼ the folk war by the Loch, on the lanʼ.
And at a time whan the folk war that thick thegither that they war trampin ower ane anither, he begude to say to his disciples first — “Tak tent to yersels, and be ye ʼware oʼ the barm oʼ the Pharisees, whilk in sooth is pretence.
And it cam, that on ane oʼ the days, he gaed intil a boat, he and his disciples, and he said to them, “Lat us gang ower to the other side oʼ the Loch!”
And they set oot. Noo, as they war sailin, he fell asleep. And thar cam doon an unco storm oʼ winʼ intil the Loch; and they were fillin, and war in danger.
And Jesus said, “Wha isʼt that touchʼd me?” And, whan aʼ war denyin, Peter and they that war wiʼ him, replyʼt, “Maister! the multitudes hem thee in and thrang thee; and sayʼst thou, ‘Wha touched me?’ ”