Dillsborough wood is not the only fox covert in the county." After that there was no more said about it; but neither did Lord Rufford understand the Senator nor did the Senator understand Lord Rufford.

John Runce had a clearer conviction on his mind than either of them.

Goarly ought to be hanged, and no American should, under any circumstances be allowed to put his foot upon British soil.

That was Runce's idea of the matter.
The parting between Morton and the Trefoils was very chill and uncomfortable.

"Good-bye, Mr.Morton;--we had such a pleasant time at Bragton!" said Lady Augustus.