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"
Ay
,
and
such
a
thing
as
money
,
"
says
I.
"
But
for
us
that
have
neither
one
nor
other
,
they
might
just
as
well
not
have
been
invented
.
"
"
Ye
think
so
?
"
said
Alan
.
"
I
do
that
,
"
said
I.
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"
David
,
"
says
he
,
"
ye
're
a
man
of
small
invention
and
less
faith
.
But
let
me
set
my
wits
upon
the
hone
,
and
if
I
cannae
beg
,
borrow
,
nor
yet
steal
a
boat
,
I
'll
make
one
!
"
"
I
think
I
see
ye
!
"
said
I.
"
And
what
's
more
than
all
that
:
if
ye
pass
a
bridge
,
it
can
tell
no
tales
;
but
if
we
pass
the
firth
,
there
's
the
boat
on
the
wrong
side
--
somebody
must
have
brought
it
--
the
country-side
will
all
be
in
a
bizz
--
-
"
"
Man
!
"
cried
Alan
,
"
if
I
make
a
boat
,
I
'll
make
a
body
to
take
it
back
again
!
So
deave
me
with
no
more
of
your
nonsense
,
but
walk
(
for
that
's
what
you
've
got
to
do
)
--
and
let
Alan
think
for
ye
.
"
All
night
,
then
,
we
walked
through
the
north
side
of
the
Carse
under
the
high
line
of
the
Ochil
mountains
;
and
by
Alloa
and
Clackmannan
and
Culross
,
all
of
which
we
avoided
:
and
about
ten
in
the
morning
,
mighty
hungry
and
tired
,
came
to
the
little
clachan
of
Limekilns
.
This
is
a
place
that
sits
near
in
by
the
water-side
,
and
looks
across
the
Hope
to
the
town
of
the
Queensferry
.
Smoke
went
up
from
both
of
these
,
and
from
other
villages
and
farms
upon
all
hands
.
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The
fields
were
being
reaped
;
two
ships
lay
anchored
,
and
boats
were
coming
and
going
on
the
Hope
.
It
was
altogether
a
right
pleasant
sight
to
me
;
and
I
could
not
take
my
fill
of
gazing
at
these
comfortable
,
green
,
cultivated
hills
and
the
busy
people
both
of
the
field
and
sea
.
For
all
that
,
there
was
Mr.
Rankeillor
's
house
on
the
south
shore
,
where
I
had
no
doubt
wealth
awaited
me
;
and
here
was
I
upon
the
north
,
clad
in
poor
enough
attire
of
an
outlandish
fashion
,
with
three
silver
shillings
left
to
me
of
all
my
fortune
,
a
price
set
upon
my
head
,
and
an
outlawed
man
for
my
sole
company
.
"
O
,
Alan
!
"
said
I
,
"
to
think
of
it
!
Over
there
,
there
's
all
that
heart
could
want
waiting
me
;
and
the
birds
go
over
,
and
the
boats
go
over
--
all
that
please
can
go
,
but
just
me
only
!
O
,
man
,
but
it
's
a
heart-break
!
"