1
The old Scotchman, Macdonald, came out after the first lecture somewhat crestfallen.
2
The blunt old Scotchman was touched in a tender spot; his face softened.
3
The stern old Scotchman had never invited him to drop in and call.
4
The old Scotchman answered that Minetti had felt the same way.
5
The old Scotchman welcomed him warmly, and told him what news he had.
6
We laughed, for the expression on the old Scotchman's face was so droll.
7
An old Scotchman, Hugh Robinson, when he heard of it, said:
8
There was an old Scotchman in a real estate office just across the way.
9
At Mallow the fine old Scotchman got off the train.
10
That day fortnight came,-andthe old Scotchman's words came true.
11
The old Scotchman put in an objection.
12
I was sent after the old Scotchman.
13
Our host here was a fine, hospitable old Scotchman, who has a most valuable and excellent property.
14
Roland, an old Scotchman, was an oddity.
15
Like the old Scotchman, you didn't care who made the people's wars provided you made its ballots.
16
The regimental surgeon of the Royal Picts was a morose old Scotchman, very obstinate and intolerant of opposition.
