"Oh, Jack, please let him go! You've caught him, and that's the great thing; and now be merciful." Kink still held the struggling creature.
"I vote he's let loose again," said Robert.

"I don't want any of him." "No, and I'm sure I don't," said Gregory; "but wouldn't it be fun to keep him in a hutch ?" "Wild rabbits are no good in hutches," said Kink.
Jack was very sullen.

"It's awful rot," he said.

"You all ought to be vegetarians if you talk like that.

But we'll let him go," and he loosened the wire and the rabbit dashed away.
"A nice return to the gipsy for his kindness," Jack muttered.
Kink watched the rabbit till it was out of sight.