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" " Well , well , thee canstna say but what I knowed how to make a choice when I married thee , " said Mr. Poyser , who usually settled little conjugal disputes by a compliment of this sort ; " and thee wast twice as buxom as Dinah ten year ago . " " Nay , nay , " said Mr. Poyser , who was in his merriest mood , and felt that he had had a great day , " a bit o ' pleasuring 's good for thee sometimes . " " Nay , nay , " said Mr. Poyser , who certainly had the air of a man perfectly heart-whole , " it isna so bad as that . " The CFBAS is a national program that will be available in provinces as implementation agreements are signed , " said Mr. Vanclief . " These scholarships will provide attractive incentives for those seeking advanced degrees related to agriculture and agri-food , " said Mr. Vanclief . " Farming is a complex business where technology , marketing and the demands of consumers are constantly changing , " said Mr. Vanclief . " With this agreement , funds will begin to flow for new and better programming under the APF for Manitoba producers , " said Mr. Vanclief . " Minister McClellan and I talked frankly and openly about a number of issues related to the single BSE finding in the province , " said Mr. Vanclief . " Well , well , " said Mr. Poyser at last , " we needna fix everything to-night . " said Mr. Poyser , while the grandfather leaned forward and brought out his long " Nay , nay .