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"

Well

,

and

that

's

true

,

too

,

"

said

Alan

;

"

and

my

friend

from

the

Lowlands

here

"

(

nodding

at

me

)

"

gave

me

a

good

word

upon

that

head

,

if

I

would

only

have

listened

to

him

.

"

"

But

see

here

,

"

said

James

,

returning

to

his

former

manner

,

"

if

they

lay

me

by

the

heels

,

Alan

,

it

's

then

that

you

'll

be

needing

the

money

.

For

with

all

that

I

have

said

and

that

you

have

said

,

it

will

look

very

black

against

the

two

of

us

;

do

ye

mark

that

?

Well

,

follow

me

out

,

and

ye

'll

,

I

'll

see

that

I

'll

have

to

get

a

paper

out

against

ye

mysel

'

;

have

to

offer

a

reward

for

ye

;

ay

,

will

I

!

It

's

a

sore

thing

to

do

between

such

near

friends

;

but

if

I

get

the

dirdum

of

this

dreadful

accident

,

I

'll

have

to

fend

for

myself

,

man

.

Do

ye

see

that

?

"

He

spoke

with

a

pleading

earnestness

,

taking

Alan

by

the

breast

of

the

coat

.

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"

Ay

"

said

Alan

,

"

I

see

that

.

"

"

And

ye

'll

have

to

be

clear

of

the

country

,

Alan

--

ay

,

and

clear

of

Scotland

--

you

and

your

friend

from

the

Lowlands

,

too

.

For

I

'll

have

to

paper

your

friend

from

the

Lowlands

.

Ye

see

that

,

Alan

--

say

that

ye

see

that

!

"

I

thought

Alan

flushed

a

bit

.

"

This

is

unco

hard

on

me

that

brought

him

here

,

James

,

"

said

he

,

throwing

his

head

back

.

"

It

's

like

making

me

a

traitor

!

"

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"

Now

,

Alan

,

man

!

"

cried

James

.

"

Look

things

in

the

face

!

He

'll

be

papered

anyway

;

Mungo

Campbell

'll

be

sure

to

paper

him

;

what

matters

if

I

paper

him

too

?

And

then

,

Alan

,

I

am

a

man

that

has

a

family

.

"

And

then

,

after

a

little

pause

on

both

sides

,

"

And

,

Alan

,

it

'll

be

a

jury

of

Campbells

,

"

said

he

.

"

There

's

one

thing

,

"

said

Alan

,

musingly

,

"

that

naebody

kens

his

name

.

"

"

Nor

yet

they

shallnae

,

Alan

!

There

's

my

hand

on

that

,

"

cried

James

,

for

all

the

world

as

if

he

had

really

known

my

name

and

was

foregoing

some

advantage

.

"

But

just

the

habit

he

was

in

,

and

what

he

looked

like

,

and

his

age

,

and

the

like

?

I

couldnae

well

do

less

.

"

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