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As if there were no other inn but 'The Two Ravens,' and no other lass worth making love to but her!

Then noting the shortwood, he exclaimed, “Have you had to go to work again, lass?”

The voice of man and woman, lad and lass, master and servant, was mixed in one continuous flow of rustic wit and rural jest.

You are much finer as you are, my lass, with a kerchief round your head.

When they went out of doors Lass was standing deserted, with her nose over the water-butt.

I can't sing you 'The lass with the delicate air' to-day, for who would compete with the feathered songsters of the grove?

The captain teases him a good deal about the bright Irish lass he left in Ann Street.

Youth is the time for air-castle building, and whether it be lad or lass who "dreams" there is but little difference.

There's lots of this stuff, such as it is; but Ruth, lass, ye've gotten hold on a better sample.

The good woman abridged the period of hesitation by inquiring, "Was ye wanting the gudeman or me, lass?"