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Kidnapped aboard a slave ship bound for America through the connivance of my uncle Ebenezer.
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Rescued by the intervention of the Highland Rebel, Alan Brexsturet, a survived storm and shipwreck.
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Get into the diode race and put them all over near the reef side!
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Reef to the weight one!
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Land trespassing
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Stefan!
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No!
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So much!
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It's my own navigating.
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You're a highly-formed mother.
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It's better than being an IELDS, not a king shit.
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You're a blast, my mind is shit!
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Just hold a cap to see what sails before we start killing each other.
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What the hell is that?
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What are you doing?
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I'm not going to get it.
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I'm not going to get it.
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I'm going to get it.
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Alan!
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Alan!
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Honestly, I didn't even yes it really was a first Helgeau.
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Erm, it was 60 years later because of the catastrophe.
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slave to Lieutenant Wayne with the
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closer!
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It was one of the Jedi'sctrl relationships.
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Chloe has to take care of alright.
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How do you know?
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That's a case they look nice.
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Emnas Williams works this way.
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She
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Mothers
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Vanarts
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Solutions
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She is innit for you.
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heed.
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Yes.
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Hear the starlight, Roger screaming.
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Fantastic.
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A little more.
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Oh man.
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ASS Mysteries.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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Who is it? Who's there?
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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I'm going to go to the bathroom.
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MOLLY
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G Mental Show
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Did he bear Alan Breck Stuart?
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How do I know you did not steal it?
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Do you know of Alan Breck?
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Maybe.
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What chance would I have?
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Still from such a man and still alive?
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Where are you from?
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I was shipwrecked, or been taken as a slave to the Carolinas.
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And where are you bound?
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Anywhere.
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I can find food and a nice lodging.
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I'm first starving.
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If it's the mainland you want, you'd best head for the ferry at Taurusi in the morning.
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Thank you.
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Your friend Alan Breck will be two days' walk ahead of you by now.
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You've seen him then?
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Very hurt, he passed through.
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Some sailors came after him.
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But he soon lost.
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Oh, that's good news.
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But when you leave here in the morning, I will know nothing of you nor he.
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And you have not slept here this night. Are you clear on that?
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I'm not a wanted man. I told you I was kidnapped.
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I know not who you are.
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But you have a rebel friend.
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And a silver button to prove it.
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I did go ill with you.
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If you fell into the hands of the red courts.
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I've nothing to fear from the red courts.
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I'm no rebel.
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No more am I.
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But it's enough these days for Alan to be seen winning the kilter and played
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without it dying that color of pit or sawn into such like bricks.
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I was a farmer once with a wife and five acres.
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Till the English came.
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Now I'm nothing.
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Good girl, Barbara.
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You issue?
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James Moore's daughter, Katrina Drummond.
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She waits here for her father whenever you summon them to be questioned.
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But he last.
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But he's she's such a rogue as her father.
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Good afternoon, Lord Advocate.
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Mr. James Moore.
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Mr. Colleen Campbell is here.
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I'm not Preston Grange.
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The red fox.
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Mr. Colleen Campbell is here.
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He's in your study with the lawyer, Mr. Mungo Campbell.
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Very well.
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You shall see this prisoner shortly.
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Thank you, Lord Advocate.
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Mr. James Moore.
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Come on, Lord.
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Big friends with James Moore's daughter.
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You die?
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You should be obliged.
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With what in mind, Father?
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Politics, my dear.
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Politics.
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Mr. Campbell.
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It is not often we see you here in Edinburgh.
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I wouldn't have eaten here, sir.
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It's a business for not urgent.
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How urgent?
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Rebellion, sir.
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No less.
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You exaggerate.
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The Jackabites will never rise again.
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Rumor has it otherwise.
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Rumor is a jade, sir.
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There are agents from France and the Hellens.
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One.
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Alan Brecht Stuart, we know of him.
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If there is one, there may be others.
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Alan Brecht is here only to collect illegal rents.
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Also, I'm in form.
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There's treason in itself.
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Indeed.
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And I look to you, Colin Campbell, to bring him to book.
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So far, he has slipped through your fingers and is no doubt safely back in France.
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My agents tell me otherwise.
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He was seen two days ago on Mall heading back towards Appin.
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Excellent.
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Then you have him.
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Will you take Clarence with me, gentlemen?
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Not now, sir.
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We have to ride back to the highlands today.
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I will myself, if you've no objection.
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I propose to take more troops for the search.
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Regardless, an unfortunate Fort William is sorely stretched.
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As the king's agent, Campbell, I would have thought you had enough influence to arrange fresh troops for yourself.
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I have, sir.
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But I need more of them not.
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I need warrants.
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To dispossess those highland tenants who've been paying extra rental and rekt.
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Then you shall have them.
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But you spoke to us now of rebellion.
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We said, my lord, there were rumors about what we badly need is information.
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You were never short of spies, Campbell.
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Come to the point.
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And the point, sir, is that prisoner you have there outside.
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James Moore the Gregor.
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Despite being held in the Talbot prison, he still has close contacts with the Jackabites in hiding.
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We could make use of that knowledge.
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Turn him around to our side, you mean?
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Believe me, gentlemen, I frequently try to win a mover, but so far I've failed.
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This shit was wrecked.
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Right?
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Going to bother the money.
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It was lost.
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Lost?
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Oft!
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There'll be little more force coming.
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There'll not be another friendship
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off the western aisles for a while,
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so it's to the east coast for me now.
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Better make haste.
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I hear that Colin Campbell is going to Edinburgh to race fresh troops.
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Is he not? Not enough troops already.
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Well, he's scaring them with talk of you raising another rebellion.
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I only wish I were.
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No, no, that dream's over, Alan.
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And I can't hide you here.
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The hunt is up for you all over up and...
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They haven't caught me yet.
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I'm surprised at that.
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You stand out like a fit and cook.
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I'll get you something cleaner.
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No, there's been enough suffering in the glenses it is.
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I hear that Colin Campbell's on his way back with servants
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and warrants to evict the tenants.
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Which tenants?
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Long robe of the mill for one.
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Long robe of millhouse, och!
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He was caught sheep stealing.
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You don't evict a man for stealing a sheep.
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He pleaded that he'd not enough to look after his family after paying double rents.
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You'll try these.
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Then damn long robe for a traitor.
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You can't blame him.
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He's got to look after his wife and his buns.
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He's not the only one.
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Who else?
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Two or three in Barla Voulish.
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He'll not live long on Red Fox.
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Not long.
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Alan, no.
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That cannot happen.
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Not here in Stewart country.
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You'll not be able to stop it.
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If I don't, every farm and every button bend in this part of the country will be set ablaze to warm the Red coats.
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Alan, I'm ordering you to keep a watch on the Red Fox while he's in Appen.
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See that he comes to no harm.
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partial
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scenes
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You are not.
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You are not.
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Have you come to torment us?
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You will be revenged.
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I have a glass of clarity with your brother, Prince.
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I am not a steward.
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You will be revenged.
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That was my father's farm.
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And his father's before him.
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Now we have no way to strip the bayons but the new open.
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Don't let them tell your prince to share that with us.
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And I'll be proud to call myself a steward again.
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This is the very tequila, Helen.
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Why? We are just the way back. Come on.
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Are you an Appen man?
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Hi. As good as any other.
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Name of Neil Roy McRob.
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I'm seeking a man and I think you might have news of him.
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His name is Alan Breck Stewart.
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I've got one guinea to offer you.
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That's no way for one gentleman to be if turned another.
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The man just speak of his enthronce. No here.
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He is here. Sure enough.
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I fought alongside him and I was proud to do so.
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Indeed.
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Does this make it clear?
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Why did you do so with that before?
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You know, there are two things you should never do around these parts.
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One of them is offer you a dusty money to your high-end.
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And the other is mention the name of Alan Breck.
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I'm sorry for both wrongs.
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Well, since you're plainly the lad with a button, all's well.
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I've had work to see you come safe, Sue.
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I'll make ways to see you on your route.
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And when you get there, you to ask for the house of James other Glenn's at Orkarn.
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James of the Glenn's. I understand.
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You to speak to no one mind, and yet to avoid all wigs, camels, and red soldiers.
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And you see any of them coming, you'll hide under a beast till the past.
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Like a thief?
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Like a man that values his life.
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Thomas! Come on!
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Stay in this way, then.
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Come on, dear old. Come here, though.
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Miss Drummond, I'm Miss Barbara Grant.
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Daught up to the Lord Advocate.
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I, you're well known.
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I thought perhaps you were my kid to join my aunt and I for after an empty in the drawing room.
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Me? You're asking me?
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Yes.
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You believe in some way we are distant relatives.
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The drummons and the grants have common kin.
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I.
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But I'm closer kin to my father, James Moore.
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Him that brought here and changed day after day to be tormented by questioning.
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I'm sorry, Miss Grant, but I couldn't think of taking polite tea in the drawing room of such a house as yours.
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Pretty, Miss Drummond.
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Perhaps one day you'll see fit to change your mind.
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I can see no sign of that day don't name Miss Grant.
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Excuse me.
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You're up there.
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Come here.
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You're in a big country now.
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The mock arm lays beyond the hill.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
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Guteza.
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Am I on the right road for a hand?
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Who are you, boy?
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A traveler, sir. And an honest subject of King George.
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Well, we're on the king's business now out of our path, lad.
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Oh, wait. A lullander by your accent.
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What business have you in O'Karen?
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I'm to see a man that lives there.
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Mind your manners, boy. Do you know who you're speaking to?
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No, sir.
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Mrs. Colin Campbell of Grigneur. Now out of our path.
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She must be on her way.
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I asked a boy a question.
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If you're an honest subject of King George, what business do you have with one of the king's enemies, James at the Glen?
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Well, I'm so glad your tongue was bold enough a moment ago.
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Son of a dana!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Get the watch!
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There's a person!
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Hang on!
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Well!
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Undergun!
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Fire!
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Go on, after an hour!
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In here!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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There!
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Oh, boy!
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Oh!
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Oh!
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