11/39 He went away looking as if the old savagery in his blood might become practically active." "I don't wonder," said Penhallow. "Did it end there ?" "No, I saw Peter next day, and he of course lied to me very cleverly, said it was only a joke on Josiah, and so on. I think, sir, and you will I hope excuse me--I do think that the man were better let alone. Every time you help him, he gets worse. When he was arrested and suspected of burning Robert's hayrick, you pleaded with the old farmer and got the man off. |