A Romance of Exmoor by R. D. Blackmore]@TWC D-Link book A Romance of Exmoor 6/15 Baron de Whichehalse, of Ley Manor.' 'Baron, ha! of the Exchequer--eh, lad? Somewhat which halts there ought to come a little further, I trow. It shall be seen to, as well as the witch which makes it so to halt. Riotous knaves in West England, drunken outlaws, you shall dance, if ever I play pipe for you. John Ridd, I will come to Oare parish, and rout out the Oare of Babylon.' 'Although your worship is so learned,' I answered seeing that now he was beginning to make things uneasy; 'your worship, though being Chief Justice, does little justice to us. |