This costume, though somewhat extravagant, displayed his slight, but perfectly-proportioned figure to the greatest advantage.

The only departure which he made from the fashion of the period, was in respect to the peruke--an article he could never be induced to wear.

In lieu of it, he still adhered to the sleek black crop, which, throughout life, formed a distinguishing feature in his appearance.

Ever since the discovery of his relationship to the Trenchard family, a marked change had taken place in Jack's demeanour and looks, which were so much refined and improved that he could scarcely be recognised as the same person.

Having only seen him in the gloom of a dungeon, and loaded with fetters, Kneebone had not noticed this alteration: but he was now greatly struck by it.