'A rolling chaos of animated rotundities'

'He spurred up his four-footed better half'

'Whirled it like a coit over the head of the friar'

'The forester led Matilda to the dance'

7

18

32

44

"Ay! ay! if you can; very true: watch and ward, Mawd" '
""What do you mean, bully friar, by calling me hacked and
thwacked?""

'Little John'

'The second rebounded with the hollow vibration of a drum-
stick from the shaven sconce of the Abbot of Rubygill'
""But you know, father, a sharp arrow in the same place would
have killed you

62

65

'Her spirit pined in the monotonous inaction to which she was condemned'

70

'The devil in the likeness of a tall friar'

77

"Whither go you?" said little John'

93

""Whither go you, my masters? there are rogues in that

'Plunged him over head and ears in the water'.

"Fine fellow, fine fellow," said the friar, "now will I pay thee thy cracked sconce