As th' sun dipped below th' rugged peaks, Fergus leaned against th' gate o' his farm, watchin' th' sheep graze.
Aye, just me an' ma thoughts again, he muttered, his voice heavy wi’ weariness. A bonnie lass couldnae hurt this lonely heart, but what’s th' point? Th' village will just laugh.
He sighed, gazin' at th' horizon, yearnin' fer a connection beyond th' fields, but quickly shook his head, chastisin' himself fer dreamin'. Nae use, it’s just me an' th' sheep, as always.
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