There was all the knavery, and more than all the drollery of a Spanish picaroon in the laughing eyes of the English apprentice; and, with a little more warmth and sunniness of skin on the side of the latter, the resemblance between them would have been complete. Occasionally he relit his pipe. During this period Sir Montacute has been gathered to his fathers. . " "Bring your story to an end, Sir," said Trenchard who had listened to the recital with mingled emotions of rage and fear. Rattles were sprung; lanterns lighted, and hoisted at the end of poles; windows thrown open; doors unbarred; and, as if by magic, the street was instantaneously filled with a crowd of persons of both sexes, armed with such weapons as came most readily to hand, and dressed in such garments as could be most easily slipped on. He stuck to the shop as long as it was necessary, and longer, in my opinion.
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