The Entail; or, The Lairds of Grippy
However, as ye're bent on this business, I'll say na mair in objection, but do my best to make a clear and tight entail, according to your instructions--trusting that I shall be accounted hereafter as having been but the innocent agent; and yet I beg you again, before it's oure late, to reflect on the consequence to that fine lad Charlie, who is now the head of a house, and in the way of having a family--It's an awfu' thing ye're doing to him.'