"I hope he may get cash enough to buy back all the great Carne property, and kick out those rascally Jews and lawyers.

But what makes Susie call him that ?" "Well, sir, the young ones must have a nickname for anything beyond them; and because he never takes any notice of them--so different from your handsome Master Frank--and some simility of his black horse, or his proud walk, to the pictur', 'Pollyon' is the name they give him, out of Pilgrim's Progress.

Though not a bit like him, for such a gentleman to pay his rent and keep his place untroublesome I never had before.

And a fortnight he paid me last night, afore going, and took away the keys of all three doors." "He is gone, then, is he?
To London, I dare say.

It would be useless to look for him at the castle.