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Luke 9:42 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

42 And while he was a‐comin, the demon dang him doon, and manglʼd him. And Jesus challenged the foul spirit, and healed the laddie, and gied him ower to his faither.

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Luke 9:42
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And they brocht him to him. And seein him, forthwith the spirit dang him; and he fell on the grunʼ, and rowʼt, frothin.


And he that was deid sat up, and begude to speak. And he gied him ower to his mither.


“And lo! a spirit grips him, to sudden he skreighs oot; and it rives him; and dingin him, jimply wull leave him.


And answerin, Jesus said, “O fause and thrawart generation! to whatna time sal I bide wʼye? and thole ye? Bring here yere son!”


And they war aʼ strucken wiʼ amazement at the michty power oʼ God. But while they ilka ane ferlied at aʼ the things that Jesus had dune, he says to his followers,


And whan they had rowʼt thrie or fowr mile, they see Jesus walkin on the loch, and comin nar‐haun till the smack; and they war frichtenʼt.


And giein her a haun, he raised her up; and cryin in the saunts and weedows, he presentit her leevin.


“For this be blythe, O Heevens! and aʼ ye that in them dwall! Wae for the yirth, and for the sea! for the fae has gane doon intil you: haein muckle wrath, kennin he has but a wee while.”


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