But after that we have naught to say, not knowing much about him--at least till I get home again.' 'That is as it should be, John.

And the less you say the better.

But I have heard of things in Taunton, and even nearer to you in Dulverton, and even nigher still upon Exmoor; things which are of the pillory kind, and even more of the gallows.

I see that you know naught of them.
Nevertheless, it will not be long before all England hears of them.

Now, John, I have taken a liking to thee, for never man told me the truth, without fear or favour, more thoroughly and truly than thou hast done.
Keep thou clear of this, my son.