human
Fine views in these parts, said he, conversationally, and in the man-of-the-world-tourist-idiot voice which he affected upon occasions.
gpt
My man and myself want to put up here for the fishin', doncherknow. You can fix us in all right, I suppose?
human
Cairtainly, sair. Therre's plainty of rume in th' Three Fishairs, responded Mr. Fairnish, with a smile of welcome, and in that inimitable accent which is Scotland's own, and which rings like rugged music upon the ear of the stranger to those parts.
gpt
We've a nice bedroom facin' th' Castle. It'll be a grrand view in the mornin' wi' yer tea. And yer man--we'll find him a shake-down nearr-by, if ye so wish ut.
human
Well, I'd prefer for him to be within reachin' distance of me, doncherknow,
gpt
Cairtainly. If ye weesh it; Mrs. Fairnish will show ye yer rume, and anything ye may want----
human
Please don't be in any hurry, he said pleasantly.
gpt
I've all day here before me. Come down to do a bit of fishin', doncherknow. Fine sport in these parts, they tell me. And that's Aygon Castle, is it? I know the young lady, Miss Duggan, slightly. Grand place it looks, to be sure.
human
It's a heavenly spot indeed, he said piously, as one might speak of some religious place of worship.
gpt
One of the grrandest in our whole country, sair. You'll be visitin' there, no doubt?
human
Oh, possibly. A friendly call, doncherknow. What's the old chap like who owns it?