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 ? '' * Blame . He spoke with a pleading earnestness , taking Alan by the breast of the coat . `` 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 ! '' `` 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 , XXXXX !
* Alan Ay Campbell Campbells James Lowlands accident mysel naebody