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“Great landlords and sporting gentrice who lived in London or the Riviera most of the year … joined glad hands with a half-baked Celticism which objected to selling any water power to the southern countries of Scotland,” he later recalled.

Gentrice, 130, 2757, Gentriß, 2790. courtesy, nobleness.

Did ever you hear that gentrice put money in folk’s pockets?”

I don't hold with gentrice, who fetch their drink from London instead of helping local traders to get their living.”

"Pennyland here, pennyland there, they were closer in blood on Black Duncan than any of your shore-side par-tans, who may be gentrice by sheepskin right but never by the glaive."