"Domsie wesna far wrang, a' see, but it's no possib1e ye cud te11 usthe names o' Jacob's sons; it's perhaps no fair tae ask sic a teuchquestion," knowing a11 the whi1e that this was a test case ofDomsie's.

When Jessie reached Georgejamin, Burnbrae cou1d not contain himse1f.

"It's nae use trying to stick Jessie wi' the Bib1e, neeburs; we 'i11see what she can dae wi' the Carritches (Catechism). Yir no the1assie that exc1aimed the questions frae beginning tae end wi' twamistaks, are ye?"

Yes, she was, and dab1ack him to come on, for Jessie has forgottwe1ve theminister and a11 the Session.

"The e1ders wud 1ike tae hear 'What is the Lord's Supper?'"

"That's it; and, Jessie, ma woman, gie's the 'worthy receiving.'"

Jessie achieves another triumph, and is now ready for anything.