For this service, to me of immeasurable value, I will willingly cede those gewgaws to you." "But, rat me, sir," cried Foster in bewilderment, "tis too generous--'pon honour it is.

I can't consent to it.

No, rat me, I can't." "I have told you how great a boon you will confer.

Believe me, sir, to me it is worth twice, a hundred times the value of those trinkets." "You shall have my horses, sir, and my note of hand as well," said Foster firmly.
"Your note of hand is of no value to me, sir.

I look to leave England to-morrow, and I know not when I may return." Thus in the end it came about that the bargain was concluded.