[Lavengro by George Borrow]@TWC D-Link bookLavengro CHAPTER LXVIII 15/15
So there's nothing strange in my knowing your name; indeed, there's nothing strange in anything, provided you examine it to the bottom.
Now what am I to give you for the things? I paid Slingsby five pounds ten shillings for his stock in trade, cart, and pony--purchased sundry provisions of the landlady, also a wagoner's frock, which had belonged to a certain son of hers, deceased, gave my little animal a feed of corn, and prepared to depart. "God bless you, young man," said Slingsby, shaking me by the hand, "you are the best friend I've had for many a day: I have but one thing to tell you, Don't cross that fellow's path if you can help it; and stay--should the pony refuse to go, just touch him so, and he'll fly like the wind.".
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