Rob Roy
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Is that what passes for honour
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with a McGregor?
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What passes for honour with me
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is likely enough
the same as with Your Lordship.

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When my word is given,
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it is good.
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Well, you are to be congratulated
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on such cheaply bought nobility.
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Killearn will draw papers.
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I will expect the terms to be met.
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My thanks to Your Lordship.
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Aye, but it's a fine,
bold signature you have,

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worthy of a chieftain himself.
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Are you Rob Roy McGregor?
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I am. And what's your name?
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Davey Anderson.
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Hello, Davey Anderson.
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Hello.
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Even the servant boys
know who you are.

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You've become a famous reiver
and retriever in your own lifetime.

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Business and profit.
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And a soft winter.
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Are you Rob Roy McGregor?
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I am.
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I'm Will Guthrie.
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You heard of me?
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No, I have not.
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Well, I've heard of you.
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Indeed.
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And what have you heard, Mr Guthrie?
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I heard you backstabbed Tam Sibbald.
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Were you and Tam kin?
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Near enough.
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I shagged his sister.
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Likely so did Tam.
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You want the wind
let out of your bladder?

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What's your business with me, Guthrie?

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