human
I opine, said Poundtext,--for, like the other divines of the period, he had no hesitation in offering his advice upon military matters of which he was profoundly ignorant,--
gpt
I opine, that we should take in and raze that stronghold of the woman Lady Margaret Bellenden, even though we should build a fort and raise a mount against it; for the race is a rebellious and a bloody race, and their hand has been heavy on the children of the Covenant, both in the former and the latter times. Their hook hath been in our noses, and their bridle betwixt our jaws.
human
What are their means and men of defence? said Burley.
gpt
The place is strong; but I cannot conceive that two women can make it good against a host.
human
There is also, said Poundtext,
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Harrison the steward, and John Gudyill, even the lady's chief butler, who boasteth himself a man of war from his youth upward, and who spread the banner against the good cause with that man of Belial, James Grahame of Montrose.
human
Pshaw! returned Burley, scornfully,
gpt
Also, there is that ancient malignant, replied Poundtext,
human
Miles Bellenden of Charnwood, whose hands have been dipped in the blood of the saints.
gpt
If that, said Burley,
human
There was word in the country as I rode along, said another of the council,
gpt
We will not, with my consent, said Burley,
human
Howbeit, said Poundtext,
gpt
Who talks of safe conduct and of peace?
human
Peace, brother Habakkuk,
gpt
I will not hold my peace, reiterated the strange and unnatural voice;