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But to stand up there - and you ken naething of fence!

I would say naething o' thae clavers to Mary,' he observed, and began to walk forward.

Here are excerpts from that conversation: Q. What made Mr. Naething so special?

'Dreid naething, Steenie,' his mother went on.

'Naething o' mortal guid!

Either they like the man, and then a' goes fine; or else they just detest him, and ye may spare your breath - ye can do naething.

"Their best throw was a sort of flying cartwheel," said an article in the New York Times, describing Maeda's match with heavyweight (200 pound) wrestler John Naething.

'Ye cud richteously expeck naething o' a powny o' his size that that powny o' yours cudna du, Francie!'

Mr. Klein, a resident of southern Westchester who will soon leave Newsweek to take a job with The New Yorker, recently addressed a dinner gathering of graduates and faculty members of Hackley, a private school in Tarrytown, to honor the retired teacher, Arthur Naething.

It was like that when first I saw it, and a shepherd warned us that we "would dae naething"; we did little, indeed, but I rose nearly every rising fish I cast over, losing them all, too, and in some cases being broken, as I was using very fine gut, and the fish were heavy.