My daughter, my only child, seeks for her husband this low-born serving man.
I have always been sure that the fellow would prove to be such." Then he turned to Dawson: "Throw the fellow into the dungeon.

If he lives till morning, I will have him hanged.

To the dungeon with him." Sir George waved his hand toward Dawson and Tom Welch, and then stepped aside.

Will made an effort to hide his feelings, and without a word or gesture that could betray him, he and Welch lifted John to carry him away.
Then it was piteous to see Dorothy.

She clung to John and begged that he might be left with her.