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I
would
have
given
the
world
to
take
back
what
I
had
said
;
but
a
word
once
spoken
,
who
can
recapture
it
?
I
minded
me
of
all
Alan
's
kindness
and
courage
in
the
past
,
how
he
had
helped
and
cheered
and
borne
with
me
in
our
evil
days
;
and
then
recalled
my
own
insults
,
and
saw
that
I
had
lost
for
ever
that
doughty
friend
.
At
the
same
time
,
the
sickness
that
hung
upon
me
seemed
to
redouble
,
and
the
pang
in
my
side
was
like
a
sword
for
sharpness
.
I
thought
I
must
have
swooned
where
I
stood
.
This
it
was
that
gave
me
a
thought
.
No
apology
could
blot
out
what
I
had
said
;
it
was
needless
to
think
of
one
,
none
could
cover
the
offence
;
but
where
an
apology
was
vain
,
a
mere
cry
for
help
might
bring
Alan
back
to
my
side
.
I
put
my
pride
away
from
me
.
"
Alan
!
"
I
said
;
"
if
ye
cannae
help
me
,
I
must
just
die
here
.
"
He
started
up
sitting
,
and
looked
at
me
.
"
It
's
true
,
"
said
I.
"
I
'm
by
with
it
.
O
,
let
me
get
into
the
bield
of
a
house
--
I
'll
can
die
there
easier
.
"
I
had
no
need
to
pretend
;
whether
I
chose
or
not
,
I
spoke
in
a
weeping
voice
that
would
have
melted
a
heart
of
stone
.
"
Can
ye
walk
?
"
asked
Alan
.
"
No
,
"
said
I
,
"
not
without
help
.
This
last
hour
my
legs
have
been
fainting
under
me
;
I
've
a
stitch
in
my
side
like
a
red-hot
iron
;
I
cannae
breathe
right
.
If
I
die
,
ye
'll
can
forgive
me
,
Alan
?
In
my
heart
,
I
liked
ye
fine
--
even
when
I
was
the
angriest
.
"
"
Wheesht
,
wheesht
!
"
cried
Alan
.
"
Dinna
say
that
!
David
man
,
ye
ken
--
"
He
shut
his
mouth
upon
a
sob
.
"
Let
me
get
my
arm
about
ye
,
"
he
continued
;
"
that
's
the
way
!
Now
lean
upon
me
hard
.
Gude
kens
where
there
's
a
house
!
We
're
in
Balwhidder
,
too
;
there
should
be
no
want
of
houses
,
no
,
nor
friends
'
houses
here
.
Do
ye
gang
easier
so
,
Davie
?
"
"
Ay
,
"
said
I
,
"
I
can
be
doing
this
way
;
"
and
I
pressed
his
arm
with
my
hand
.
Again
he
came
near
sobbing
.
"
Davie
,
"
said
he
,
"
I
'm
no
a
right
man
at
all
;
I
have
neither
sense
nor
kindness
;
I
could
nae
remember
ye
were
just
a
bairn
,
I
couldnae
see
ye
were
dying
on
your
feet
;
Davie
,
ye
'll
have
to
try
and
forgive
me
.
"
