Lawks! how he did gallop off, working those long spurs he wore right into the ribs of the horse.

And little wonder, poor man, and he daft, not being able to speak, but only to bleat sheeplike, and fallen upon by robbers on the king's roads, and in broad daylight.

But Billy cut him loose and caught his horse and set him on it, and got this piece for his good charity.

Lawks! but he was glad to be gone.

How he did gallop!' 'Now you are a bigger fool even than I thought you, Billy Minns,' I said in anger.