:36:01
About Peter and Andrew Gray?
:36:03
Aye, I will that.
:36:13
- Is the laird there?
- I canna see him.
:36:18
That's him.
:36:21
Aye. And he was only 24, poor laddie.
:36:24
Very hard on Peter to lose them both.
:36:26
Aye. And he's not the sort of man
to share his troubles with people.
:36:32
166 yards of wheat.
:36:36
Correct.
:36:37
600 pounds of wool.
:36:41
The boy and the girl
both feel it very deeply.
:36:44
It's always worse
for those that are left.
:36:46
Aye.
:36:49
Well, with the exception
of the jerseys, that'll be all.
:36:53
I'll away in and finish my reports.
:36:57
It's three months are gone and nobody
can do anything with the man.
:37:01
I'm thinking that for as long
as he sees me every day,
:37:05
he can't help hating me
for what I've done.
:37:08
There's no reasoning with him.
I'm best out of the way.
:37:17
But she'll only do as he wishes.
:37:19
It's natural enough.
She's all he's got left.
:37:32
I'll see what I can do.
:37:35
You won't move him.
:37:54
I've been talking to your son, James.
:37:57
He's anxious to go with me
to the mainland.
:37:59
But that's just...