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Awa Reason
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When my father died, I journeyed from my lowland village to Kramund, near Edinburgh, to find my uncle Ebenezer.
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Unknown to me, a highland rebel of whom I'd heard tell, Alan Breck Stewart, hero of Colaudin, had landed from France some days before.
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The welcome my uncle gave me was a strange one. He's loaded. I've come here with a letter to Mr Ebenezer Balfa. From him? From my father.
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And put it down in the door, step that off with you. It's a letter of introduction. Through you, then. My name is David Balfa. I like the end, man.
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Come in, quickly. He accepted me in time, and I spent a cold, damp night in his kitchen.
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Meanwhile, the fugitive Alan Breck Stewart had made his way secretly to the home of his uncle, James Stewart of the Glens.
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No money would pay rent twice over, but that's what happened in your tenant, Stewart. Don't tell me you know nothing of it.
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I'll look into the matter, Mr. Campbell. The legal rent belongs to King George, and I intend to collect it.
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As the king's factor, I've no doubt you will carry out your duties properly and conscientiously.
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James Stewart, I'd watch your speech if I were you. You've twice been a rebel. Once for the old King James, and once for the upstart Charlie at Colaudum. And twice you've been forgiven.
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It's only through the Duke of Argyle, beating on your behalf that you've been allowed to stay in this house.
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Is that what it was? Well, you thank your Campbell Chieftain on my behalf next time you see him for his grace and favors.
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In a sly one, James of the Glens. And a one day your head's still on your shoulders. I'll give you one clear and final warning.
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This house will be bumped to the ground and you'll hang. If we catch one Jacobite agent anywhere in happy.
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I've had no word of any such man. Is there anyone in particular that I should be watching out for?
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You try my patience, Sore Stewart. Alan Breck landed but a week ago from a friendship. He's hearing up him. As you will know yourself. He'll never leave it alive.
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And you can pass this on to your tenants. A very man pays a penny piece to your absentee lared.
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He'll be turned out onto the moors with all his family. His roof pole put to the torch and his cattle sold for the crowd. So think on that.
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Good day to you. Until you. Call in Campbell.
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I'll end the salute your back in France a bit. I saw your visitor. Yes, well he's the English king's factor now. And the duke of our girls right now. I'd like to cut his throat.
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If that happens they'll turn this glen into a graveyard.
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Would you stop to bring to Prince's house with his house? He's no time.
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Still talks are coming back. Oh I Mrs. Stewart he'll be back. But ahead of an army. Then he's ill-advised. The clans will never rise again. What do you think the money is for?
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We live here you don't. The old times will never be back. Anyone who still thinks that is living in an ex-house dream. That's Campbell talk. It's common sense. What are you trying to tell me? There'll be no more money. No!
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I don't see my tack men and tenants starve anymore. I'll provide money for my own parts for as long as I can. Though I know it's not a reason army. But to keep the prince on French, wine, brandy and women. That's a damned English lie. It's a damned English lie if the English tell it. But both you and I know that it's the truth.
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Good day to you, ma'am. Alan.
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You and the bony prince are a fine pair. More feathers in your head than the roaring your bonnet.
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Wait again James. Good speak to you.
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
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Oh, great step, Tevi.
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I'm not used to being locked in at night.
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I'll poke around here. I'm not curious. You can't have too careful.
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But I'm your nephew. You surely can trust me.
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I hope so, Tevi. I hope so.
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Was it folk around here who broke all your windows?
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Well, we had certain disagreements.
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With a woman called Janet Clustin.
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Not a woman. What do you know?
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I met her. She cost you. You, your house, and everyone in it.
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I'd have sold her. She had not a pair of yarn for five years or more.
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With the shell of no? With the pigs for all I care.
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But to cost you like that, she's a pro-claimed witch. I tell you.
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Of course, let me wish you by God, Tevi. I'll have her roasting on red peat before I'm done with her.
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If there are any fires to be lit, I'd like to dry off this bedding.
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This room's damper than a well.
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What's that? This my house, a huge oma.
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Why, huge, of course, sir. Well, say no more of it.
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You want an... breakfast.
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No, don't.
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You can wash your face out there if you want.
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Ah, sir, too. Devi. Sir, too.
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Porridge again, uncle.
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Ah, porridge today, tomorrow and every day. Good health and food.
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Would you like some air? Yes. Thank you, uncle.
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I can deny you nothing within reason.
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And your mother? What of her?
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I'm sorry to tell you. She's been dead for years.
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She was a bonnie loss.
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Oh, you came to the right place when you came to your uncle, Ebenezer.
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I have a great notion of the family. I mean, to do was right there.
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You can study for law or the ministry or you've enjoyed the army.
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I prefer to study law. My father wished that, too.
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These friends you mentioned last night.
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You were there. The minister of Mr. Campbell is one.
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Campbell? Helen Campbell?
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Then that first supported the English?
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Your best not again mixed up with that clown, feuds and dangerous package.
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You're better off with your family. Yes, uncle.
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And while you're here, I'll ask you to keep your tone between your teeth.
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No debt, there's no messages, not a word to anybody else.
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There's the door. Very well, uncle.
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If that's the way that I go, I only came because I was told.
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Come yourself, ma.
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You can stay here for a day or two.
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Ain't no magician defending your fortune at the bottom of the party.
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It's pot. But you're a sure.
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I do, right, babe. Enough said.
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If you mean to help me, I'm grateful.
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Oh, blood's thicker than water, Dave.
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It's only you and me, bear the name of all for now.
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So what's...
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Maine's yours and what's yours, Maine?
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Are you going out?
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I have business to attend.
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Business? Well, I have interest abroad.
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There's a certain ship, Dr. Nefirth, from the Carolinas.
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I have martyrs to discuss for the captain.
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Anyway, I can't leave you by yourself in the house.
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I'll have to leave you alone.
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Yes.
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I'll have to lock you out.
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If you do, it'll be the last you see of me.
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There's no way to speak to your uncle.
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It's not a way to treat an F you either.
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First you lock me in, then you try to lock me out.
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What is it you're frightened of?
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Fourth?
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Just fourth.
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Vice for the
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film lady?
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Nothing, just don't touch anything.
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In this room we're only waiting for hat inined ordered vans.
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How do I say that we've never seen it,
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what's it like to go after the driver?
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My towsuit come from wit?
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Well...
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No, we perfectly.
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I never.
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He's done well.
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Not me nor do you think we've heard that?
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I don't know anymore.
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You know what, we respond to holidays first.
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You say that they'll take …
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To my brother Ebenezer on his fifth birthday from Alexander.
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You sir, may we speak to you?
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Are we on the right road for the house or shores?
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Is it what no?
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I do. Is it the road or not?
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What's your business?
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To find a young man called David Balfour.
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There's none such here.
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But you told me himself that he was...
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Then he lied here, be on your way back.
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What's your tongue man?
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I am the lair to shores. I tell you this only me lives there.
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I'll ask you to be gone from my property.
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What are you doing here?
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It's a fine library. It seems a pity not to use it.
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Praying? Praying?
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Put that back where you found it.
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What have you to hide uncle? Put it back where you found it.
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Would you mind taking your hand from my jacket?
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To my brother Ebenezer on his fifth birthday from my father.
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What of it?
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In a fine, well-formed hand.
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He could scarcely have written that if he was not yet five himself.
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Could he? So he must have been older than you.
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And if he was, he was the rightful heir to this estate. And not you.
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And now he's dead at close to me.
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No wonder you've been so fearful since my arrival.
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No! So is it, mate?
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Your father signed a paper.
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What paper? Short to me.
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It's locked away.
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You cheated him of his inheritance. For years we lived in poverty.
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You were the fool boy.
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If that were true, we'd go farther than not have claimed it.
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Show me that paper then.
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Well, very well.
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There's a chest and a stair tower at the end of the house.
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You'll find it in the top room.
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You'll have to get there from the outside. That part of the house was never finished.
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It'll be dark outside. I'll need a light.
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I've told you, there are no lights in this house.
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You're a deal, you're well.
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Very well.
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Yeah.
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Oh, no!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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No!
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Well, um, small thanks to you.
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The blue bawd on the shelf over there.
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Is this another of your tricks?
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It was my heart, it happened my way.
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Let's get me the bawd.
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Thank you, David.
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And now I want the truth, Uncle.
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Why did you want to kill me on that stairway?
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It's swear.
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I didn't know it had gone so far, I haven't been up there.
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For years, that's true.
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Or I'll smash this bottle in the stones.
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It is true?
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There is a paper, but now I'm aimed at it.
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It is lost with Mr. Enquira, the lawyer, and Edinburgh.
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No, lies!
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No!
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It's true!
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You took me for a foolish old mama,
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no more sense than a bean bawd, but it was your father,
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was the fool.
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He ran off with him in the car,
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say, your mother, I got all the lands,
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and showin' exchange.
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That makes no sense to me.
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You're really in pain.
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Ah.
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I take you to the lawyer tomorrow.
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He'll show you proof, little bawd.
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I'm coming!
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Yes?
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What's your mind?
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Can you name your business?
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Oh, business is it?
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Well, I've, I've certainly got a letter you live from my old capnose.
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Easy to a Mr. Belflare.
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Belflare?
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I think you mean my uncle, Mr. Belflare.
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Well, please yourself.
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I'll tell you, my own walk, Landry.
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It's a long walk from all slurry.
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We'll have some porridge in the kitchen. Go on.
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Oh, me a porridge. Now you got it.
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And think yourself lucky.
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Feed a pinch on that.
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Uncle, the young sailor brought this for you.
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All right, it's from a cap and a season, hmm?
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Yes, well, Landry.
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I know I have done you wrong.
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TV, I'm anxious to put that right, but I must say this cap and a season and sign some papers.
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You mind if we stop off with how it's very and the way to the lawyers?
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How long will that take?
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Only, I jot.
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They're making jot off to their turn, you know?
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Well, I'll wait while you dress.
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It's not no season. My master.
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Oh, he's a rough one. The trouble is, you ain't no seaman.
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Ah, that's Mr. Schumann, who never gets a brig.
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Find a seaman in the trade, he is.
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But it's temper.
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Oh, an easy drink. Look at this.
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He did, eh? Mr. Schumann.
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Four?
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Wasn't moving quick enough for him, was I?
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You put up with treatment like that.
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Well, not anymore. Let me try it again. And I'll do for him, I will.
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But why go on? Why not try life, I sure?
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Nah. Couldn't stand a statement in the one place for the rest of me life.
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Besides, life I'd say ain't all that bad.
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I mean, you gotta take the rough over a little smoother, haven't ya?
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Sometimes. Mr. Schumann and me, we sit down over a bottle like old shit, mate.
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Don't you see the Lord Ol' Get?
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And he'll start knocking me about again to serve me up. I mean, it's life.
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It wouldn't suit me.
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Since I was a child, I've had a mortal fear of droning.
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Then you want to stay on trial and then, mate, you don't ya?
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No, no, no.
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There she lies. The covenant there.
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Not on a bad state, is she? Can since she's just come back from America.
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What was she doing there?
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10, 20 pounders.
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What?
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Well, rebels has got caught. The government gives the skip a 10 pounder ad for taking him to Carolina Virginia.
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Then he gets another 10 pound, the other end to send to the slave masters.
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Do you stand there yapping, boy?
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Uncle, where are we going?
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I told you I have business with Captain this season. He'll be in sight.
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Well, to see you again, Mr. Ebony, you thought. I'm glad you're here in time.
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The winds fail, the tides on the turn will have the anchor up within the hour.
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Well, I've an urgent matter to discuss before then. This is my nephew, David.
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It is to me to Mr. David.
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Thank you, sir.
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This room's awful hot, Captain.
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Well, I'm cold-blooded by nature, sir.
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There's neither far nor flannel. Keep me warm and let's climb.
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It's the same with most men who've been carbonated in the tropics.
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We find a cooler room for our discussion.
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No, sir. I prefer my comfort. We'll talk in here.
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Then you'll have to excuse us for Fade, Minnes David.
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We'll use that whole side into some fresh air.
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I will, but don't have any thoughts of giving me the slip-on call.
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How could an old dog let me run away from a fain young man like you?
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We'll have to be at the lawyers without Dilly.
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The captain and I will be at the funeral.
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Very well.
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I was weary still, but I had no conception of the fate my uncle and the captain were planning for.
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