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Observe, little girls,
the castle.
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It is built on a rock
of volcanic plug.
:21:07
It was through
one of yon windows...
:21:09
that Mary, Queen of Scots
lowered her infant son...
:21:12
straight down 187 feet
in a basket in a high wind.
:21:16
Mary McGregor, will you please
do up your shoelace?
:21:20
Oh. Observe the litter.
:21:22
In Italy, Mussolini has put an end
to litter in the streets.
:21:26
Do any of you little girls remember what
the followers of Mussolini are called?
:21:30
- Fascisti.
- That is correct. F-A-S-C-l-S-T-I.
:21:34
Fascisti.
And Mussolini is called?
:21:36
- "Dukee."
- Il Duce. That is to say, the leader.
:21:40
Il Duce.
We move on.
:21:42
Ah.
:21:46
Straighten your shoulders,
Mary McGregor.
:21:49
All you girls must learn to
walk with your heads up, up...
:21:53
like Sybil Thorndike,
a woman of noble mean.
:21:57
In the Kirk
of the Greyfriars...
:21:59
on the 20th day
of February, 1638...
:22:02
the people of Scotland
pledged themselves...
:22:04
to the Presbyterian faith.
:22:06
Many of them used their own blood
to sign the covenant.
:22:09
- Ew.
- This part of Edinburgh is very rich in history.
:22:14
It is very romantic.
:22:46
So you see, little girls,
you must always remember...
:22:49
you are citizens of Edinburgh,
city of Hume and Boswell.
:22:53
You are Europeans,
not dowdy provincials.
:22:56
- Sandy, what on earth are you doing?
- Walking like Sybil Thorndike.