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Czar, Ms.

I watched the Rose sail away, leaving Katrina and me, to be rode ashore to an uncertain

future, Holland.

Where are you to meet your father?

I'm too quiet of him at the house of a merchant named Vance Plag.

Would it no be easier to go to Rotterdam and travel back by land?

There is no money for travel, but one shilling of three bobbies left.

What? Your father let you be launched in the continent with an empty purse?

My father put it about that he left me plenty.

I could not lure his name by admitting that he had not.

Highland Honor again? Really, Katrina. You have to learn more sense.

Very well, David. You'll have to teach me.

It was a brave leap you made just to be at my sight. Perhaps you do care for me after all.

We are seeking our merchant named Vance Bragg.

You will see the houses you went to the town. It is set by itself on the left.

Thank you.

Thank you.

There it is, Vance Bragg.

Hi. Mr Vance Bragg? Who seeks him?

We are seeking Mr. James Moore.

Him? Not here. You know him, sir? I have no wish to.

May we ask then where we might find him?

He may be in hell for Orlando.

And for my part, I wish he was.

Sir, this is the gentleman's daughter.

I want nothing to do with him or her or you.

Unfortunately, by some mistake, this young lady coming from Scotland was given your name.

I told you, I know nothing of him. A man owes me money.

May be, sir, but I owe you nothing. And unless you show better manners, I'll have to teach you some.

Don't be so hasty. You better come in.

My bark is worse than my fight, but that man James Moore has trouble his sore.

Where does he know? I wish I knew.

He borrowed a big deal of money from me, promised to return it within a week, and that's the last I've seen of him.

I know the man of old. He might come tomorrow. He might stay away from a 12-month-old.

But he told me he'd be here. He'll have clean forgotten if I know him.

But then what am I to do?

You cannot stay here. That's certain.

And a man who was living alone. If I took you in, that old thief would force me to marry you.

Don't be disgusting.

Enough of this. I will take the young lady among better friends, give me pen and ink, and I will leave the address of my correspondent in Leiden.

James Moore can inquire where to seek his daughter later.

You must be able to find a family in Rotterdam, where you can stay until your father appears.

I don't want to stay in Rotterdam.

You could go to France to your ex-outlayered life, like Alan Brecht.

I'm not going to go to France.

I'm going to go to France.

You could go to France to your ex-outlayered life, like Alan Brecht.

No.

James Stewart of Arcán.

You have been found guilty of conspiracy to murder his majesty King George's most loyal servant, Colin Campbell of Glenua.

And have been sentenced to be hanged.

So much for young Belle Forest's petition to the king.

His majesty was not impressed.

Particularly since the petition is straight where I left the Holland.

You have a fine hand at these arrangements. My Lord, press to three.

I give my life so that Scotland will be free.

God save Prince Charles!

Hello? Hello?

There is a man at the gate who claims he was at Collab and with us.

If all the men that claimed to have been the field that day had been, you'd scarcely have lost the battle.

Then see if he was genuine. If not, send him packing.

God's wonder you were kind of courage coming here.

Alan. Where else?

Like you, I'm a rebel with a press on my head.

So that's over to believe now, is it?

I have important news, my dear, think I've been living for a life here otherwise.

News?

You heard how I beguiled Simon Fraser, as he escaped from Scotland.

Your tackmen were hard on my heels.

I beguiled my heels.

I persuaded Fraser to let my gillies take up the chase instead of his soldiers.

I gave them orders to put up a show but to give you the slip.

You can tell that to the parents at bedtime.

Alan. I swear it.

Before Fraser could discover the deception, I broke from prison and escaped to France.

Simon Fraser is cursing himself, forever having trusted a McGregor.

Now you're asking me to trust a McGregor.

While in Fraser's favor, I learned of things you'd scarce believed.

The French have made an agreement to hand you over.

The shuttle here has its spies eye. Right up to the Prince's own right-hand man.

You're not safe here, no longer.

If that's true, why have you come here?

To own you. But I don't stay. I'm riding straight to join my daughter, Petlin.

Where is she?

I sent for her. She's taken ship to the Netherlands.

For fear of Fraser's revenge.

You can give her my deepest regards. She at least is true.

Why not give her your good wishes yourself, man?

Come with me.

No, no. I'm under the Prince's command.

That's what we soldiers for for a club.

It's in the well and it's every man for himself.

You've been the French's sick of our gallant prince in his hangers arm.

And I, kinfolk.

I wish you well with him. Good day to you, Alumpic.

It's like one of your daft old Highland tales with an old wife's son and a king's daughter

crossing the Seven Glains and the Seven Mountain Murs.

Except there are no glens and mountains in this bare flat place.

How could your father have allowed you to come here alone and unprotected?

He was sure the captain would see me safe.

How wrong he was.

David, let us be clear on one thing.

You must not ever speak badly of my father.

I'm sorry, David. I can walk no more.

You must.

As soon as I find money and shelter, the better.

Then you must go on and leave me here.

You're coming with me. No.

David, I cannot. I surely cannot.

You can and you must. Come, Katrina. Remember who you are.

No.

I'm sorry, David. I can't.

You must. Come, Katrina. Remember who you are.

No. Please, David. No.

David, please, no.

Do you still have your showing and three babies?

The only money we have. Do you need it?

It will be enough to buy something to eat. We'll still have a long way to go.

I'll have a long way to go.

I'll have a long way to go.

I'll have a long way to go.

I only wish it were five parts.

That must be Leiden.

The question is, what will you do until your father appears?

I will not part from you.

You could pass as my sister.

Why not? If you would let me.

But you're Katrina Drummond.

And now I'll be Katrina Balfa.

Mr. Ranky, let's say nothing of a sister.

It was an arrangement of the last minute.

You take in your sense of word.

How could he when I didn't inform him?

I'll take it as a second bedroom.

A small room at the back.

I'll take this. My sister can have that one.

I'll be quite happy with the smaller.

No, since you've more baggage than I have.

What is it, your baggage?

Still, enrot her, Dan.

This is the address.

It's elegant, but, Davy, I can't have this as well as all the others.

You must.

It could be weeks before your luggage arrives from Rotterdam.

Remember, your sister to a rich man.

I'm not likely to forget.

Send them to this address.

No, I must be about my studies.

You've wasted enough time on me already.

There hasn't been wasted, Katrina.

But you must have something for yourself.

Here, not that around your neck.

I'll set a reminder of your little sister.

We're a long time delayed.

I have business in France and debts mounting here.

At least let me in out of the weather map.

All right, come in.

Oh.

I have some news of my daughter, Katrina.

She was here a while back.

Here already.

Can we do it now?

You saw her knee, Dao?

She was already taken care of by young Scots.

Gentlemen.

I held her.

I'm an old Lloran.

All your folk are the same to me.

His name was...

David.

I seem to remember.

David, but, quite likely.

Didn't bear a shit up.

I asked her to particularly to attend to her conference.

You left no money to provide for it.

She went away with a young man.

Pop this is scandalous.

She need no address.

It's written here.

Leiden.

The young gentleman must have taken up his studies there.

It's a long way.

What shall I do?

I think I'll have this one.

Thank you.

Doady today?

It's my mum, David.

Not against you, I promise.

Just against the whole day.

The cold, the snow, the winter.

I'm sorry.

Erm...

I bought this for you.

Oh, David.

A flower at this time, will you?

The dutchess guild at growing them under glass.

It's none the better for my handling.

I would like it no worse for that.

I'm going to be bullish again tonight.

I've so much to read before tomorrow.

What's wrong, Katrina?

Why has my father not come?

Dear Katrina, he will come.

He must.

What have I done, David?

Done?

Nothing.

What makes you so cool with me?

I could be so happy with you if you let me.

Sometimes I feel you'll take me.

Hate you?

You poor blind lass.

Can you not see what's happening in my heart?

Do you think when I sit night after night with my fool books,

that I can think of anything but you?

But what can I do?

You're here under my honour.

Would you punish me for not abusing your trust?

Oh, David.

Do you kiss her soon?

Who?

Miss Grant.

Miss Barbara Grant.

I kissed her farewell and only farewell.

Oh, my love.

James Moore.

I'm delighted to see you safe and well, sir.

Since you tried to kill me at our last encounter, that's rich.

Come, Mr. Balfour, those days are over.

We were both trapped by the intrigues of Simon Frasier.

And both emerged.

The victims.

They were all in the war.

They were all in the war.

They were all in the war.

They were all in the war.

They were all in the war.

They emerged.

The victims.

To me, you seemed out willing enough to beg them.

No, lad.

It's just a fool.

But we are both a lot wiser now.

So will you please accept my hand.

If not for my sake, then for Katrina's.

It better come in.

It's quite remarkable how our affairs seem to intermingle.

You hear that you have recently visited yourself handsomely with the affairs of my daughter?

I think so.

We too should have some explanations.

Why, there's nothing amisses there.

Amiss?

There was a young lady landed on a foreign shore, with but one shilling and a penny happening.

She was directed to your agent in Helvet.

Yet when he heard your name he'd custom swore about the money you had.

I understand none of this.

My daughter was put in charge of a responsible captain.

I drunk her in a later, unfit to be in charge of any young girl.

So how did you come to be chosen as a shepherd?

There was no one else in hand to offer.

Where is she now?

That is our chamber door.

She's here with you.

Alone.

Where else could she have gone?

This is very unusual.

Your behavior in this Mr. Bauford is not the power of suspicion.

Don't play the hypocrite, sir.

Your daughter's character is above inquiry, as you must know.

So is mine.

Now you can either express your thanks as one gentleman to another,

or pay me everything I've expended and be done.

You're too fast, Mr. Bauford. Luckily for you, I have learned patience.

And you forget.

I have yet to see my daughter and learn her version.

I imagine you'd prefer to encounter her alone.

I'll need a moment to dress. Then I'll be going forth.

That at least is civil of you.

If you remain to stay in Leiden, these rooms are at your disposal.

I can easily find a room elsewhere.

That's convenient.

As you know, I'm not ashamed of my present poverty.

Having lost my money in the service of his child.

Then you must regard yourself as my guest.

Mr. David, I will accept your offer as frankly as you may.

I won't be a burden to you.

I have an old son, huh?

I've been tough enough for the day outside, who has no roof with the rain.

Such hardships as these poor lodges are not unknown.

Well, not that bad, Mr. Moore.

And this are a breakfast I've normally sent in.

I'll go to the tavern and take mine and we'll send in two more for you.

And what? Half an hour?

Twenty minutes if you like.

Do you take...

Ail or wine in the morning.

Cold water.

It's fair destruction to the stomach.

Take an old campaigner's word for it.

Renish.

Or Bergen D. Wyne would be better.

I'll see your supplied.

Very good. We'll make a man of you yet, Mr. David.

Miss Katrina?

Your father's come at last.

You have heard from James Moore.

Aye.

He claims to have confronted Alan Preket Aldians.

And put salt on his tail.

But why?

One cannot expect wisdom from an old conspirator like James Moore.

Only cunning.

Which may suit us better.

He hopes to draw Brek to Holland, using young Belfort as bait.

It'll be hard to get Alan Brek away from there as it is from France, the Dutch are most partillius in their neutrality.

We shall not do this with the connivance of either government, I fear.

We need a lonely shore on which to land an armed party.

I'll see how young David sees well to the inner man.

There's a poor enough lodgings for a man of means.

They're suitable for David while he's still a student.

Nonsense.

Here he's a man of communication. He should have a fine house for David to support you.

There is no question of that, Father.

I don't know you here.

It's in no reason why we shouldn't turn. It's all a fair to our advantage.

Advantage?

Would you presume on David's generosity?

He presumed on yours, he seems.

Father?

You may want blood security, you know.

There he was, living with you openly. Like a man with a young bride.

You mustn't say that, Father. I was in distress and he gallantly took care of me.

Then he shall pay for his gallantly.

We won't accept a penny.

You may accept or inject as you please. I have other ideas.

It's a matter of honor, child.

Honor.

What do you care for, my honor?

Oh, your own. Look at you. Look at what you've become.

You're just a beggar.

A beggar and a glutton.

I'm ashamed of you, Father.

You've lost every stitch you've tried ever had.

And you left me with none of my own.

You mustn't say that I'm going to pass.

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