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"
Ye
admit
it
!
God
peety
you
,
ye
do
not
blench
to
admit
this
awful
sin
!
Have
ye
no
shame
,
man
,
that
ye
sit
there
snug
and
canty
and
confess
to
a
treason
against
Christ
and
His
Kirk
?
"
There
was
more
in
the
man
’
s
face
than
anger
and
incredulous
horror
;
there
was
pity
,
regret
,
a
sense
of
an
unspeakable
sacrilege
done
to
all
that
he
held
most
dear
.
David
saw
that
the
minister
of
Kirk
Aller
,
though
he
might
have
little
love
for
himself
,
would
have
given
much
had
this
confession
been
unsaid
-
-
that
he
felt
that
shame
had
been
cast
upon
his
calling
and
even
upon
his
own
self
-
respect
.
So
he
answered
gently
:
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"
A
wounded
man
came
to
my
door
.
I
fed
him
and
nursed
him
,
and
he
is
now
,
I
trust
,
in
health
and
safety
.
I
would
do
the
same
thing
again
for
any
distressed
mortal
.
"
Mr
.
Muirhead
’
s
eyes
goggled
.
"
Have
you
no
notion
-
-
have
you
no
glimmering
of
what
you
have
done
?
I
speak
patiently
,
for
I
’
m
driven
to
think
you
’
re
not
right
in
the
mind
.
You
have
loosed
on
the
world
a
malefactor
,
a
slayer
and
despoiler
of
God
’
s
people
.
"
"
I
have
his
word
that
he
will
not
again
take
up
arms
in
Scotland
.
He
was
a
soldier
of
the
great
Gustavus
.
"
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"
What
’
s
the
word
of
a
malignant
to
lippen
to
?
Man
,
you
’
re
easy
begowked
.
When
the
Lord
’
s
command
anent
our
enemy
is
Smite
and
spare
not
,
you
,
an
ordained
minister
,
connive
at
his
escape
.
.
.
.
Ay
,
and
there
’
s
more
to
it
.
I
have
news
that
you
molested
Leslie
’
s
troops
in
their
pursuit
of
a
light
woman
that
followed
Montrose
’
s
camp
,
and
that
you
took
the
name
of
the
Lord
in
vain
in
interdicting
them
from
their
manifest
duty
.
Have
you
not
heard
that
at
the
brig
of
Linlithgow
the
wantons
were
drowned
in
scores
by
the
command
of
the
worthy
General
,
whilk
was
a
notable
warning
to
sinners
and
an
encouragement
to
God
’
s
people
?
Are
there
not
Commissions
of
the
Estates
and
of
the
Kirk
appointed
to
judge
the
captured
malefactors
in
Edinburgh
and
St
.
Andrews
,
and
gallows
set
on
every
burgh
knowe
besouth
of
Forth
?
And
you
dare
help
to
cheat
the
wuddy
of
one
who
was
no
doubt
the
blackest
of
them
?
There
’
s
no
a
presbytery
in
the
land
but
has
sent
in
a
memorial
to
encourage
those
in
authority
in
their
righteous
work
.
For
shame
,
man
!
Even
in
your
own
parish
you
have
Chasehope
lending
a
hand
and
riding
the
hills
like
a
moss
-
trooper
-
-
the
very
man
you
would
delate
for
sin
.
"
"
I
obey
God
’
s
word
and
my
own
conscience
.
I
can
imagine
no
blacker
sin
than
cruelty
to
the
defenceless
.
"