"I'll take the horse." "No," said Wogan, stubbornly, and would not yield the bridle to Gaydon.
O'Toole nodded approval.
"There are two things," said he, "a man never trusts to his friends.
One's his horse; t' other's his wife." Wogan suddenly stopped and looked at O'Toole.

O'Toole answered the look loftily.
"It is a little maxim of philosophy.

I have others.

They come to me in the night." Misset laughed.

Wogan walked on to the stable.