She go first, you follow, just as little lamb after Mary in hymn." "Jeekie, did you really see anything at all ?" "No, Major, nothing partic'lar, except ghost of Mrs.Jeekie and of your reverend uncle, both of them very angry.

That magic all stuff, Major.
Asika put something in your grub make you drunk, so that you think her very wise.

Don't think of it no more, Major, or you go off your chump.
If Jeekie see nothing, depend on it there nothing to see." "Perhaps so, Jeekie, but I wish I could be sure you had seen nothing.
Listen to me; we must get out of this place somehow, or as you say, I shall go off my chump.

It's haunted, Jeekie, its haunted, and I think that Asika is a devil, not a woman." "That what priests say, Major, very old devil--part of Bonsa," he answered, looking at his master anxiously.

"Well, don't you fret, Jeekie not afraid of devils, Jeekie get you out in good time.