I should be afraid to go out, in the drover's attire.

The servants at the inn know me, now; and moreover, a man of such condition would not think of going to the Falcon.

Were I to be noticed, coming out, it might be thought that I had entered it for some evil purpose." "I shall be on hand, master.

I had thought of not returning to the monastery, but I must do so, for I have left my staff there, and it will be as suitable for a drover as a monk.

I shall go to the harbour, as soon as I have seen you; and if it is this evening a boat sails, I shall go back at once and bid them farewell, saying that a ship is sailing for Leith, and that I have taken passage in her." Oswald returned to the inn and, half an hour later, went down to the doorway, where he stood as if idly watching the flow of traffic.