My father was forcin' me to marry you; but I now tell you to your teeth, that I never had the slightest intention of it.

No! I wouldn't take the wealth of the barony, and be the wife of sich a savage murdherer.

No man wid blood upon his hands and upon his sowl, as you have--a public robber, a murdherer, an outlaw--will ever be my husband.
What right have you to tell me who I'm to spake to, or who I'm not to spake to ?" "Ah," he replied, "that wasn't your language to me not long ago." "But you were a different boy then from what you are now.

If you had kept your name free from disgrace and blood, I might have loved you; but I cannot love a man with such crimes to answer for as you have." "You accuse me of shedding blood," he replied; "that is false.

I have never shed blood nor taken life; but, on the contrary, did all in my power to prevent those who have placed me at their head from doin' so.
Yet, when they did it in my absence, and against my orders, the blame and guilt is charged upon me because I am their leader.