Outlander — S06E05 — Give Me Liberty

00:00:02 - Previously... - Victory tastes sweet, does it not?

00:02:52 I'll need to see your papers or a letter of safe conduct.

00:07:12 He was a colonel in the fight against the Regulators, as you know,

00:09:13 - Dinna fash. I willna forget. - Hmm.

00:12:00 You never would've made it on the stage, Beeston.

00:14:48 Shall I fetch the mortar we mixed?

00:17:31 that'll be a little more tricky.

00:20:07 And how is William?

00:21:50 he told me how happy he'd been at working the print shop in Edinburgh,

00:23:39 with the pledge of loyalty I received from the Cherokee?

00:25:10 Fortunately, two men from the inn apprehended him in the street.

00:27:17 and we came across

00:28:59 who's alone with a widow in her home for hours on end.

00:31:24 Has that helped your eyes?

00:33:47 What is ailing us today is the threat of division.

00:36:09 John, I feel I must tell you...

00:38:13 Fourth of July, 1776, you said.

00:40:20 For whatever occasion it may toll, be the finest belfry in Rowan County.

00:43:45 it does no good to sit quietly on your hands

00:46:31 Well, I guess it makes sense.

00:49:55 If there is a war, the rebels will lose.

00:52:15 Mr. Beeston was in the street and witnessed it.

00:54:22 Care to join us?

00:57:27 Must just have been the wind.