howff

It was a great howff, o' Mr. Soulis's onyway; there he would sit an' consider his sermons; and inded it's a bieldy bit.

There the high-class advocate received his clients, and the physician his patients—each practitioner having his peculiar howff.

Logan nipped the guard of his arm in heavy playfulness and led him to the Howff.

The company had not long left the Howff, as Blane's public-house was called, when the trumpets and kettle-drums sounded.

Now when his too apprehensive nerves were frightened by bugbears in his lonely room he could be off to the Howff and escape them.