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Czar, Ms.
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I watched the Rose sail away, leaving Katrina and me, to be rode ashore to an uncertain
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future, Holland.
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Where are you to meet your father?
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I'm too quiet of him at the house of a merchant named Vance Plag.
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Would it no be easier to go to Rotterdam and travel back by land?
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There is no money for travel, but one shilling of three bobbies left.
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What? Your father let you be launched in the continent with an empty purse?
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My father put it about that he left me plenty.
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I could not lure his name by admitting that he had not.
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Highland Honor again? Really, Katrina. You have to learn more sense.
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Very well, David. You'll have to teach me.
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It was a brave leap you made just to be at my sight. Perhaps you do care for me after all.
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We are seeking our merchant named Vance Bragg.
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You will see the houses you went to the town. It is set by itself on the left.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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There it is, Vance Bragg.
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Hi. Mr Vance Bragg? Who seeks him?
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We are seeking Mr. James Moore.
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Him? Not here. You know him, sir? I have no wish to.
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May we ask then where we might find him?
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He may be in hell for Orlando.
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And for my part, I wish he was.
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Sir, this is the gentleman's daughter.
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I want nothing to do with him or her or you.
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Unfortunately, by some mistake, this young lady coming from Scotland was given your name.
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I told you, I know nothing of him. A man owes me money.
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May be, sir, but I owe you nothing. And unless you show better manners, I'll have to teach you some.
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Don't be so hasty. You better come in.
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My bark is worse than my fight, but that man James Moore has trouble his sore.
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Where does he know? I wish I knew.
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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.
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I know the man of old. He might come tomorrow. He might stay away from a 12-month-old.
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But he told me he'd be here. He'll have clean forgotten if I know him.
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But then what am I to do?
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You cannot stay here. That's certain.
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And a man who was living alone. If I took you in, that old thief would force me to marry you.
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Don't be disgusting.
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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.
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James Moore can inquire where to seek his daughter later.
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You must be able to find a family in Rotterdam, where you can stay until your father appears.
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I don't want to stay in Rotterdam.
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You could go to France to your ex-outlayered life, like Alan Brecht.
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I'm not going to go to France.
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I'm going to go to France.
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You could go to France to your ex-outlayered life, like Alan Brecht.
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No.
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James Stewart of Arcán.
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You have been found guilty of conspiracy to murder his majesty King George's most loyal servant, Colin Campbell of Glenua.
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And have been sentenced to be hanged.
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So much for young Belle Forest's petition to the king.
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His majesty was not impressed.
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Particularly since the petition is straight where I left the Holland.
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You have a fine hand at these arrangements. My Lord, press to three.
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I give my life so that Scotland will be free.
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God save Prince Charles!
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Hello? Hello?
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There is a man at the gate who claims he was at Collab and with us.
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If all the men that claimed to have been the field that day had been, you'd scarcely have lost the battle.
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Then see if he was genuine. If not, send him packing.
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God's wonder you were kind of courage coming here.
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Alan. Where else?
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Like you, I'm a rebel with a press on my head.
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So that's over to believe now, is it?
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I have important news, my dear, think I've been living for a life here otherwise.
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News?
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You heard how I beguiled Simon Fraser, as he escaped from Scotland.
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Your tackmen were hard on my heels.
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I beguiled my heels.
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I persuaded Fraser to let my gillies take up the chase instead of his soldiers.
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I gave them orders to put up a show but to give you the slip.
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You can tell that to the parents at bedtime.
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Alan. I swear it.
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Before Fraser could discover the deception, I broke from prison and escaped to France.
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Simon Fraser is cursing himself, forever having trusted a McGregor.
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Now you're asking me to trust a McGregor.
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While in Fraser's favor, I learned of things you'd scarce believed.
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The French have made an agreement to hand you over.
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The shuttle here has its spies eye. Right up to the Prince's own right-hand man.
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You're not safe here, no longer.
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If that's true, why have you come here?
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To own you. But I don't stay. I'm riding straight to join my daughter, Petlin.
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Where is she?
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I sent for her. She's taken ship to the Netherlands.
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For fear of Fraser's revenge.
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You can give her my deepest regards. She at least is true.
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Why not give her your good wishes yourself, man?
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Come with me.
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No, no. I'm under the Prince's command.
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That's what we soldiers for for a club.
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It's in the well and it's every man for himself.
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You've been the French's sick of our gallant prince in his hangers arm.
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And I, kinfolk.
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I wish you well with him. Good day to you, Alumpic.
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It's like one of your daft old Highland tales with an old wife's son and a king's daughter
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crossing the Seven Glains and the Seven Mountain Murs.
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Except there are no glens and mountains in this bare flat place.
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How could your father have allowed you to come here alone and unprotected?
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He was sure the captain would see me safe.
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How wrong he was.
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David, let us be clear on one thing.
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You must not ever speak badly of my father.
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I'm sorry, David. I can walk no more.
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You must.
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As soon as I find money and shelter, the better.
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Then you must go on and leave me here.
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You're coming with me. No.
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David, I cannot. I surely cannot.
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You can and you must. Come, Katrina. Remember who you are.
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No.
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I'm sorry, David. I can't.
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You must. Come, Katrina. Remember who you are.
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No. Please, David. No.
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David, please, no.
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Do you still have your showing and three babies?
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The only money we have. Do you need it?
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It will be enough to buy something to eat. We'll still have a long way to go.
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I'll have a long way to go.
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I'll have a long way to go.
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I'll have a long way to go.
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I only wish it were five parts.
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That must be Leiden.
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The question is, what will you do until your father appears?
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I will not part from you.
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You could pass as my sister.
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Why not? If you would let me.
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But you're Katrina Drummond.
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And now I'll be Katrina Balfa.
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Mr. Ranky, let's say nothing of a sister.
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It was an arrangement of the last minute.
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You take in your sense of word.
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How could he when I didn't inform him?
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I'll take it as a second bedroom.
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A small room at the back.
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I'll take this. My sister can have that one.
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I'll be quite happy with the smaller.
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No, since you've more baggage than I have.
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What is it, your baggage?
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Still, enrot her, Dan.
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This is the address.
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It's elegant, but, Davy, I can't have this as well as all the others.
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You must.
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It could be weeks before your luggage arrives from Rotterdam.
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Remember, your sister to a rich man.
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I'm not likely to forget.
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Send them to this address.
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No, I must be about my studies.
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You've wasted enough time on me already.
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There hasn't been wasted, Katrina.
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But you must have something for yourself.
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Here, not that around your neck.
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I'll set a reminder of your little sister.
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We're a long time delayed.
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I have business in France and debts mounting here.
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At least let me in out of the weather map.
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All right, come in.
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Oh.
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I have some news of my daughter, Katrina.
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She was here a while back.
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Here already.
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Can we do it now?
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You saw her knee, Dao?
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She was already taken care of by young Scots.
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Gentlemen.
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I held her.
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I'm an old Lloran.
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All your folk are the same to me.
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His name was...
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David.
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I seem to remember.
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David, but, quite likely.
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Didn't bear a shit up.
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I asked her to particularly to attend to her conference.
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You left no money to provide for it.
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She went away with a young man.
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Pop this is scandalous.
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She need no address.
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It's written here.
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Leiden.
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The young gentleman must have taken up his studies there.
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It's a long way.
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What shall I do?
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I think I'll have this one.
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Thank you.
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Doady today?
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It's my mum, David.
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Not against you, I promise.
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Just against the whole day.
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The cold, the snow, the winter.
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I'm sorry.
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Erm...
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I bought this for you.
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Oh, David.
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A flower at this time, will you?
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The dutchess guild at growing them under glass.
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It's none the better for my handling.
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I would like it no worse for that.
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I'm going to be bullish again tonight.
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I've so much to read before tomorrow.
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What's wrong, Katrina?
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Why has my father not come?
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Dear Katrina, he will come.
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He must.
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What have I done, David?
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Done?
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Nothing.
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What makes you so cool with me?
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I could be so happy with you if you let me.
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Sometimes I feel you'll take me.
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Hate you?
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You poor blind lass.
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Can you not see what's happening in my heart?
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Do you think when I sit night after night with my fool books,
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that I can think of anything but you?
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But what can I do?
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You're here under my honour.
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Would you punish me for not abusing your trust?
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Oh, David.
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Do you kiss her soon?
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Who?
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Miss Grant.
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Miss Barbara Grant.
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I kissed her farewell and only farewell.
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Oh, my love.
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James Moore.
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I'm delighted to see you safe and well, sir.
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Since you tried to kill me at our last encounter, that's rich.
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Come, Mr. Balfour, those days are over.
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We were both trapped by the intrigues of Simon Frasier.
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And both emerged.
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The victims.
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They were all in the war.
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They were all in the war.
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They were all in the war.
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They were all in the war.
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They were all in the war.
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They emerged.
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The victims.
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To me, you seemed out willing enough to beg them.
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No, lad.
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It's just a fool.
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But we are both a lot wiser now.
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So will you please accept my hand.
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If not for my sake, then for Katrina's.
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It better come in.
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It's quite remarkable how our affairs seem to intermingle.
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You hear that you have recently visited yourself handsomely with the affairs of my daughter?
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I think so.
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We too should have some explanations.
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Why, there's nothing amisses there.
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Amiss?
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There was a young lady landed on a foreign shore, with but one shilling and a penny happening.
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She was directed to your agent in Helvet.
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Yet when he heard your name he'd custom swore about the money you had.
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I understand none of this.
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My daughter was put in charge of a responsible captain.
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I drunk her in a later, unfit to be in charge of any young girl.
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So how did you come to be chosen as a shepherd?
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There was no one else in hand to offer.
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Where is she now?
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That is our chamber door.
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She's here with you.
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Alone.
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Where else could she have gone?
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This is very unusual.
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Your behavior in this Mr. Bauford is not the power of suspicion.
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Don't play the hypocrite, sir.
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Your daughter's character is above inquiry, as you must know.
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So is mine.
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Now you can either express your thanks as one gentleman to another,
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or pay me everything I've expended and be done.
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You're too fast, Mr. Bauford. Luckily for you, I have learned patience.
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And you forget.
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I have yet to see my daughter and learn her version.
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I imagine you'd prefer to encounter her alone.
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I'll need a moment to dress. Then I'll be going forth.
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That at least is civil of you.
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If you remain to stay in Leiden, these rooms are at your disposal.
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I can easily find a room elsewhere.
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That's convenient.
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As you know, I'm not ashamed of my present poverty.
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Having lost my money in the service of his child.
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Then you must regard yourself as my guest.
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Mr. David, I will accept your offer as frankly as you may.
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I won't be a burden to you.
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I have an old son, huh?
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I've been tough enough for the day outside, who has no roof with the rain.
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Such hardships as these poor lodges are not unknown.
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Well, not that bad, Mr. Moore.
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And this are a breakfast I've normally sent in.
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I'll go to the tavern and take mine and we'll send in two more for you.
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And what? Half an hour?
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Twenty minutes if you like.
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Do you take...
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Ail or wine in the morning.
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Cold water.
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It's fair destruction to the stomach.
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Take an old campaigner's word for it.
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Renish.
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Or Bergen D. Wyne would be better.
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I'll see your supplied.
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Very good. We'll make a man of you yet, Mr. David.
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Miss Katrina?
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Your father's come at last.
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You have heard from James Moore.
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Aye.
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He claims to have confronted Alan Preket Aldians.
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And put salt on his tail.
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But why?
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One cannot expect wisdom from an old conspirator like James Moore.
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Only cunning.
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Which may suit us better.
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He hopes to draw Brek to Holland, using young Belfort as bait.
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It'll be hard to get Alan Brek away from there as it is from France, the Dutch are most partillius in their neutrality.
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We shall not do this with the connivance of either government, I fear.
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We need a lonely shore on which to land an armed party.
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I'll see how young David sees well to the inner man.
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There's a poor enough lodgings for a man of means.
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They're suitable for David while he's still a student.
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Nonsense.
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Here he's a man of communication. He should have a fine house for David to support you.
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There is no question of that, Father.
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I don't know you here.
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It's in no reason why we shouldn't turn. It's all a fair to our advantage.
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Advantage?
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Would you presume on David's generosity?
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He presumed on yours, he seems.
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Father?
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You may want blood security, you know.
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There he was, living with you openly. Like a man with a young bride.
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You mustn't say that, Father. I was in distress and he gallantly took care of me.
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Then he shall pay for his gallantly.
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We won't accept a penny.
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You may accept or inject as you please. I have other ideas.
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It's a matter of honor, child.
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Honor.
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What do you care for, my honor?
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Oh, your own. Look at you. Look at what you've become.
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You're just a beggar.
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A beggar and a glutton.
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I'm ashamed of you, Father.
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You've lost every stitch you've tried ever had.
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And you left me with none of my own.
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You mustn't say that I'm going to pass.
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You're not going to get out of my seat.
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You're not going to get out of my seat.
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