human
Maister Parclay, ye read yer Bible at times, I _suppone_ (suppose), sir?
gpt
Oh, yes.
human
Weel, Maister Parclay, if ye do tat, sir, ten you've read te third and fifth verses of te third chapter of Daniel, when te princes, te governors, te captains, te judges, te treasurers, te counsellors, te sheriffs and all te rulers of te provinces were gathered together into te dedication of te image tat Nebuchadnezzar, te king, had set up, and tey were told tat whenever tey began to hear te sound of te cornet, flute, harp, sackbut, dulcimer, and all kinds of music, tey were to fall down and worship te golden image that Nebuchadnezzar, te king, had set up. I tell ye, Maister Parclay, if tey had a Hielandman, wi' his pipes tere, tat nonsense would not hae happened. Na, na, he would hae sent tem a' fleeing. It would hae been wi' tem as Bobby Burns said, 'Skirl up to Bangor, for ye maun a' come back to te bagpipe at last.'
gpt
Sit down, doctor, sit down; there's nae need for ye to gang awa'; just gie Judas another wallop in the tow.
human
Very weel, said the magistrate, with an air of dignity,
gpt
I'll try the women first. Bring in Alice Brown! what has she been about, the jaud?