:09:13
- Good morning, John.
- Morning, Robbie.
:09:16
- Good morning.
- Good morning.
:09:37
You needna grin all over your face
every time you see Andrew Gray.
:09:41
Morning, Andrew.
:09:43
See the bonny dress Robbie's brought
me? All the way back from Aberdeen!
:09:47
- Oh-ho. Silk.
- Aye. Makes me feel awful sinful.
:09:50
If you talk like that,
I'll take it back.
:09:52
You try and get it!
:09:54
Will you sit by me in the kirk, Ruth?
:09:55
And me in a silk dress?
Do you not think people will talk?
:09:59
- Good morning, Peter.
- Good morning, James.
:10:04
I'm glad to see that Robbie's back.
We'll need his help with the fishing.
:10:08
I was thinking he'd be more useful
with the sheep running.
:10:11
As postmaster
and captain of the boat,
:10:13
I have a better eye
to our finances than you.
:10:15
I would remind ye I am responsible
to the laird for the sheep.
:10:19
I need no reminder. I found the
market for our tweeds in Edinburgh.
:10:22
- Nobody's denying it, man.
- And as the elder of the kirk...
:10:25
You may have noticed, James Gray,
that the bell has stopped ringing,
:10:29
and you're delaying us all with this
godless discussion on the Sabbath.
:10:38
...the power and the glory,
for ever and ever. Amen.
:10:45
Let us worship the Lord by singing
to his praise in Psalm number 23.
:10:50
Tune: Wiltshire.
:10:54
The Lord's my shepherd
I'll not want
:10:56
He makes me down to lie.