Yes, I'll bide a wee, and we'll manage it in some way.

But bide a wee, Matt, bide a wee, he supplemented.

We had better bide a wee until we really have something of circumstance to impart.

So the news is to bide a wee.

I'll let ye bide a wee.

Better ' bide a wee,' Tommy.

But bide a wee.

I'll bide a wee.

She's at peace, and she's doing the duty that seems to be given her to do, and-I'llbide a wee and seek counsel.

Before makin' any sic a promise, I'll just bide a wee and speir a few particulars anent the nature o' the said expedition, laddie.

But Cosmo said, Bide a wee, Aggie, an' we'll gang hame thegither.

Bide a wee, as the Scotch say, my son.

Bide a wee till the river's clear, say I.

And so I bided a wee.

' Bide a wee, Tommy,' I says to myself; 'bide a wee.'

" Bide a wee," said the old lady, motioning Patsy to be silent.