I was always readier with the sword or the quarterstaff." "There will be fine doings in London town, too," remarked Cale, rubbing his nose reflectively, "when the Duke lands, and is welcomed by all the town as the great victor of Blenheim.

Yes, certainly, you should stay to witness that sight.

Afterwards we can talk of what you had better do.

They are always wanting fine-grown young fellows for the army.

Perhaps when your store of guineas is gone, London will not hold you so fast." "My store will last a long while," answered Tom, confidently slapping his inner pocket where the bag of gold rested.