What does Captain Ian Rullock think about it ?" "I don't know.

He hasn't been here, you know, for a long while." "That's true.

He and Mr.Alexander are still like brothers ?" "Like brothers." Greenlaw mounted his horse.

"Well, he's a bonny man, but he's got a piece of the demon in him! So have I, I ken very well, and so, doubtless, has he who will be Glenfernie, and all the rest of us--" "I sit down to supper with mine very often," said Strickland.
"Oh yes, he's common--the demon! But somehow I could find him in Ian Rullock, though all covered up with gold.

But doubtless," said Greenlaw, debonairly, "it would be the much of the fellow in me that would recognize much in another!" He put his gray into motion.