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To know one's place, McGregor,
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in the order of things
is a great blessing.
:31:07
What terms, Killearn?
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A fifth, My Lord.
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A fifth, you say?
:31:13
What, is this man kin
that you offer such kindly terms?
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Am I not accustomed
to a quarter on unsecured loans?
:31:18
McGregor has 300 acres
at Craigrostan, My Lord.
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Ah. A man of property
intent on growing richer.
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Well, we have more in common
than I would have suspected, McGregor.
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£1,000 for 3 months, you say,
:31:35
and these acres of yours as security?
:31:39
And my oath.
:31:42
Ah, yes.
:31:45
Tell me, is there something
in what Killearn says
:31:48
that you might have driven off my cattle
:31:51
and returned them with stories of tinkers
caught and summarily executed?
:31:56
I have, in my day, thieved cattle,
:31:58
but none that were under my watch.
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Is that what passes for honour
:32:03
with a McGregor?
:32:05
What passes for honour with me
:32:07
is likely enough
the same as with Your Lordship.
:32:10
When my word is given,
:32:12
it is good.
:32:14
Well, you are to be congratulated
:32:16
on such cheaply bought nobility.
:32:23
Killearn will draw papers.
:32:26
I will expect the terms to be met.
:32:31
My thanks to Your Lordship.
:32:47
Aye, but it's a fine,
bold signature you have,
:32:50
worthy of a chieftain himself.
:32:53
Are you Rob Roy McGregor?
:32:55
I am. And what's your name?
:32:57
Davey Anderson.
:32:58
Hello, Davey Anderson.