They'n getten their belly-full as it is.
Next time they try it on, a reckon they'll ax if Daniel Robson is wi'in hearin'.

A've led a resky this neet, and saved nine or ten honest chaps as was pressed, and carried off to t' Randyvowse.

Me and some others did it.

And Hobbs' things and t' lieutenant's is a' burnt; and by this time a reckon t' Randyvowse is pretty nigh four walls, ready for a parish-pound.' 'Thou'rt niver for saying thou burnt it down wi' t' gang in it, for sure ?' asked Bell.
'Na, na, not this time.

T' 'gang fled up t' hill like coneys; and Hobbs and his folks carried off a bag o' money; but t' oud tumbledown place is just a heap o' brick and mortar; an' t' furniture is smoulderin' int' ashes; and, best of a', t' men is free, and will niver be cotched wi' a fire-bell again.' And so he went on to tell of the ruse by which they had been enticed into the market-place; interrupted from time to time by their eager questions, and interrupting himself every now and then with exclamations of weariness and pain, which made him at last say,-- 'Now a'm willing to tell yo' a' about it to-morrow, for it's not ivery day a man can do such great things; but to-neet a mun go to bed, even if King George were wantin' for to know how a managed it a'.' He went wearily upstairs, and wife and daughter both strove their best to ease his aching limbs, and make him comfortable.