boyter
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| have informed my partners mr | boyter | and mr sanderson boyter no |
| beaumont wha s that lilian | boyter | and sanderson beaumont to bring |
| it though beaumont speaks to | boyter | and sanderson beaumont you go |
| he s for aff enter | boyter | and sanderson boyter good morning |
| be there in a minute | boyter | and sanderson exit jack and |
| goes out by the garden | boyter | and sanderson follow arguing in |
| s on board caird whit | boyter | enters followed by sanderson boyter |
| aff enter boyter and sanderson | boyter | good morning mr beaumont we |
| boyter enters followed by sanderson | boyter | johnny run awa impossible sanderson |
| beaumont provost dockyard owner mr | boyter | local businessman mr sanderson local |
| mr boyter and mr sanderson | boyter | no such thing there s |
| goblet and a photograph album | boyter | oh aye of course sanderson |
| head the list of subscribers | boyter | with sanderson and welland our |
| hurray long live mr beaumont | boyter | you smooling mowdiewort sanderson what |
| another scandal michty me mrs | boyter | it was like this james |
| up in a scandal mrs | boyter | no no not harry thomson |
| involved in the scandal mrs | boyter | oh aye it was a |
| scandal and no mistake mrs | boyter | so as you can understand |
| what about the scandal mrs | boyter | well you see that winter |
| brose mrs laing fancy mrs | boyter | and tried to start up |
| day hilda laing and netta | boyter | are held up afore me |
| bad as all that mrs | boyter | indeed it was mrs laing |
| mrs beaumont martha beaumont mrs | boyter | mrs laing and deana are |
| beaumont james s sister mrs | boyter | neighbour mrs laing neighbour deana |
| is sitting outside smoking mrs | boyter | oh mrs laing what a |
| money mrs laing really mrs | boyter | well that was the rumour |
| mrs laing mercy me mrs | boyter | yes lilian hislop is another |
| boyter i m no weel | boyter | aye you look awfy no |
| boyter i dinny want this | boyter | canny be cancelled now they |
| canny dae that this evening | boyter | could you no boyter not |
| in the newspapers beaumont listen | boyter | i dinny want this boyter |
| i canny no the nicht | boyter | i m no weel boyter |
| evening boyter could you no | boyter | not at all though i |
| re to say beaumont aye | boyter | dinny fash yoursel i ken |
| half sister as well mrs | boyter | did have by a mercy |
| i fail to comprehend mrs | boyter | mercy me deana how can |
| is a case in point | boyter | ahem beaumont there are many |
| in all humility mr beaumont | boyter | all the flags are fleeing |
| the day mrs beaumont mrs | boyter | and netta hadny the time |
| insurance beaumont insurance aye but | boyter | and weill constructit that s |
| beaumont you ll need to | boyter | aye you ll need to |
| rowland is that so mr | boyter | beaumont i have to agree |
| beaumont beaumont aye aye mr | boyter | but mind we foregather again |
| to hazard everything i possess | boyter | count us in mr beaumont |
| mrs beaumont s brother mrs | boyter | did you no ken that |
| as she does so mr | boyter | enters from beaumont s office |
| i ll mind o that | boyter | exits beaumont by cracky this |
| at the moment beaumont so | boyter | if you re no in |
| proposal beaumont well tell them | boyter | it s nae use us |
| now mrs beaumont coughs mrs | boyter | oh eh no no i |
| mrs beaumont hovers near door | boyter | right then we re agreed |
| i saw the look on | boyter | s face mrs beaumont puts |
| mind beaumont aye aye aye | boyter | specially when sic a kittle |
| o the almichty mr beaumont | boyter | that ship s no ready |
| beaumont coming into the room | boyter | whit s all this about |
| behind most of my activities | boyter | whit the de il beaumont |
| maist prominent citizen beaumont whit | boyter | wi standarts and a pipe |
| been doing in america mrs | boyter | ah weel ower that hangs |
| s the matter with mrs | boyter | and in this very house |
| i mind that well mrs | boyter | aye they produced your play |
| today are whited sepulchres mrs | boyter | deed aye that s very |
| s parents after that mrs | boyter | dow went away and left |
| the bonny young lass mrs | boyter | glancing at rowland me i |
| what have i said mrs | boyter | how could you let dab |
| with local money men mrs | boyter | i thought i heard my |
| thomson wrote a play mrs | boyter | long afore you came here |
| any truth in it mrs | boyter | no truth in it at |
| fair vexed for her mrs | boyter | oh it was a bonny |
| look there they are mrs | boyter | oh my what an orra |
| company that came here mrs | boyter | oh they were the worst |
| good for my nerves mrs | boyter | that ll be my man |
| to force on us mrs | boyter | there are plenty of them |
| how do you mean mrs | boyter | weel the family has nae |
| are ladies the end mrs | boyter | what a grand story such |
| were telling me about mrs | boyter | where you played the bonny |
| wheesht here she comes mrs | boyter | yes deana s a very |
| ran away to america mrs | boyter | you can see that he |
| m an incomer here mrs | boyter | you mean you ve never |
| the funeral pyre caird hmm | boyter | come awa man you re |
| to sink yet caird hmm | boyter | it s no as though |
| o a plan rowland hm | boyter | the hand of god has |
| i think thon s singing | boyter | at the garden door singing |
| wheesht they re singing again | boyter | that ll be the crew |
| resolved to lilian completely resolute | boyter | is by the window attempting |
| that s to go ahead | boyter | full steam ahead mr thomson |
| sea gey rough this evening | boyter | are you fashed about the |
| to put around the room | boyter | in evening dress tails and |
| and goes into his office | boyter | weel let s just rin |
| fine let them come awa | boyter | weel you re taking things |
| again at five this afternoon | boyter | i ll mind o that |
| mean to speak for mysel | boyter | but do you ken whit |
| whit s all this about | boyter | it s about your brawest |
| whit s all this stramash | boyter | losh me you re no |
| lose listening whit s that | boyter | music the procession s at |
| betty thank god thank god | boyter | you re gaun an awfy |
| you no tell me afore | boyter | i wis feart you wouldny |
| tell them to come awa | boyter | the haill gairden s fou |
| set out isn t it | boyter | aye it s a beezer |
| this cause every possible support | boyter | deed aye you can depend |
| token of our esteem mr | boyter | this silver goblet you have |
| ll never see him again | boyter | ach havers she s a |
| cargo maybe kists and papers | boyter | deil tak it man kists |
| what back come we get | boyter | we stand or fa thegither |
| s reamin fou an all | boyter | the haill toun s here |
| it s all a sham | boyter | this is a fine ham |
| them smuir them smuir them | boyter | in the name are you |
| they were to stay up | boyter | down initially mistress howell you |
| d rather ring it up | boyter | you can dae that in |
| there to work for now | boyter | whitna like question there s |
| in weill or in woe | boyter | up wi the curtains see |
| to run along the coast | boyter | which would have been a |
| owners of the indian girl | boyter | is that the post in |
| window attempting to lower curtains | boyter | de il tak these newfangled |
| with white gloves is supervising | boyter | every second candle hugh we |
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