It was near Moffat that I overtook him.

I would rather drink with him than fight with him.

Seldom have I seen a stronger-looking man." "I am of your opinion, comrade; and some of these monks are not bad fighters, either.

There have been bishops who have led the monks to battle, before now, and they proved themselves stout men-at-arms." After the others had gone out, Oswald strolled through the village, and then mounted an eminence whence he could take a view across the valley, and of some of the hilltops to the northeast.

On one of these, two miles away, he could make out a man standing by a horse.