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but amongst the Methodist preachers I should conceive that the 

success would not be great。'



The man in black sat quite still。



'Especially amongst those who have wives��' I added。



The man in black stretched his hand towards his gin and water。



'However��' said I�察�'we shall see what the grand movement will bring 

about�察�and the results of the lessons in elocution。'



The man in black lifted the glass up to his mouth�察�and�察�in doing 

so�察�let the spoon fall。



'But what has this to do with the main question��' said I�察�'I am 

waiting here to fight against the Pope。'



'Come�察�Hunter��' said the companion of the man in the snuff coloured 

coat�察�'get up�察�and fight for the Pope。'



'I don't care for the young fellow��' said the man in the snuff´

coloured coat。



'I know you don't��' said the other�察�'so get up�察�and serve him out。'



'I could serve out three like him��' said the man in the snuff´

coloured coat。



'So much the better for you��' said the other�察�'the present work 

will be all the easier for you�察�get up�察�and serve him out at once。'



The man in the snuff´coloured coat did not stir。



'Who shows the white feather now��' said the simple´looking man。



'He� �he� �he��' tittered the man in black。



'Who told you to interfere��' said the Radical�察�turning ferociously 

towards the simple´looking man�察�'say another word and I'll ´ '  

'And you��' said he�察�addressing himself to the man in black�察�'a 

pretty fellow you to turn against me�察�after I had taken your part。  

I tell you what�察�you may fight for yourself。  I'll see you and your 

Pope in the pit of Eldon before I fight for either of you�察�so make 

the most of it。'



'Then you won't fight��' said I。



'Not for the Pope��' said the Radical�察�'I'll see the Pope ´ '



'Dear me��' said I�察�'not fight for the Pope�察�whose religion you 

would turn to�察�if you were inclined for any。  I see how it is�察�you 

are not fond of fighting�察�but I'll give you another chance ´ you 

were abusing the Church of England just now�此 �I'll fight for it ´ 

will you fight against it��'



'Come�察�Hunter��' said the other�察�'get up�察�and fight against the 

Church of England。'



'I have no particular quarrel against the Church of England��' said 

the man in the snuff´coloured coat�察�'my quarrel is with the 

aristocracy。  If I said anything against the Church�察�it was merely 

for a bit of corollary�察�as Master William Cobbett would say�察�the 

quarrel with the Church belongs to this fellow in black�察�so let him 

carry it on。  However��' he continued suddenly�察�'I won't slink from 

the matter either�察�it shall never be said by the fine fellows on 

the quay of New York that I wouldn't fight against the Church of 

England。  So down with the beggarly aristocracy�察�the Church�察�and 

the Pope to the bottom of the pit of Eldon�察�and may the Pope fall 

first�察�and the others upon him。'



Thereupon�察�dashing his hat on the table�察�he placed himself in an 

attitude of offence and rushed forward。  He was�察�as I have said 

before�察�a powerful fellow�察�and might have proved a dangerous 

antagonist�察�more especially to myself�察�who�察�after my recent 

encounter with the Flaming Tinman�察�and my wrestlings with the evil 

one�察�was in anything but fighting order。  Any collision�察�however�察�

was prevented by the landlord�察�who�察�suddenly appearing�察�thrust 

himself between us。  'There shall be no fighting here��' said he�察�

'no one shall fight in this house�察�except it be with myself�察�so if 

you two have anything to say to each other�察�you had better go into 

the field behind the house。  But�察�you fool��' said he�察�pushing 

Hunter violently on the breast�察�'do you know whom you are going to 

tackle with�拭 � this is the young chap that beat Blazing Bosville�察�

only as late as yesterday�察�in Mumpers' Dingle。  Grey Moll told me 

all about it last night�察�when she came for some brandy for her 

husband�察�who�察�she said�察�had been half killed�察�and she described the 

young man to me so closely that I knew him at once�察�that is�察�as 

soon as I saw how his left hand was bruised�察�for she told me he was 

a left´hand hitter。  Aren't it all true�察�young man�拭 �Aren't you he 

that beat Flaming Bosville�察�in Mumpers' Dingle��'  'I never beat 

Flaming Bosville��' said I�察�'he beat himself。  Had he not struck his 

hand against a tree�察�I shouldn't be here at the present moment。'  

'Hear�察�hear��' said the landlord�察�'now that's just as it should be�察�

I like a modest man�察�for�察�as the parson says�察�nothing sits better 

upon a young man than modesty。  I remember�察�when I was young�察�

fighting with Tom of Hopton�察�the best man that ever pulled off coat 

in England。  I remember�察�too�察�that I won the battle�察�for I happened 

to hit Tom of Hopton in the mark�察�as he was coming in�察�so that he 

lost his wind�察�and falling squelch on the ground�察�do ye see�察�he 

lost the battle�察�though I am free to confess that he was a better 

man than myself�察�indeed�察�the best man that ever fought in England�察�

yet still�察�I won the battle�察�as every customer of mine�察�and 

everybody within twelve miles round�察�has heard over and over again。  

Now�察�Mr。 Hunter�察�I have one thing to say�察�if you choose to go into 

the field behind the house�察�and fight the young man�察�you can。  I'll 

back him for ten pounds�察�but no fighting in my kitchen ´ because 

why�拭 �I keeps a decent kind of an establishment。'



'I have no wish to fight the young man��' said Hunter�察�'more 

especially as he has nothing to say for the aristocracy。  If he 

chose to fight for them�察�indeed ´ but he won't�察�I know�察�for I see 

he's a decent�察�respectable young man�察�and�察�after all�察�fighting is a 

blackguard way of settling a dispute�察�so I have no wish to fight�察�

however�察�there is one thing I'll do��' said he�察�uplifting his fist�察�

'I'll fight this fellow in black here for half a crown�察�or for 

nothing�察�if he pleases�察�it was he that got up the last dispute 

between me and the young man�察�with his Pope and his nonsense�察�so I 

will fight him for anything he pleases�察�and perhaps the young man 

will be my second�察�whilst you ´ '



'Come�察�Doctor��' said the landlord�察�'or whatsoever you be�察�will you 

go into the field with Hunter�拭 �I'll second you�察�only you must back 

yourself。  I'll lay five pounds on Hunter�察�if you are inclined to 

back yourself�察�and will help you to win it as far�察�do you see�察�as a 

second can�察�because why�拭 �I always likes to do the fair thing。'



'Oh�察�I have no wish to fight��' said the man in black�察�hastily�察�

'fighting is not my trade。  If I have given any offence�察�I beg 

anybody's pardon。'



'Landlord��' said I�察�'what have I to pay��



'Nothing at all��' said the landlord�察�'glad to see you。  This is the 

first time that you have been at my house�察�and I never charge new 

customers�察�at least customers such as you�察�anything for the first 

draught。  You'll come again�察�I daresay�察�shall always be glad to see 

you。  I won't take it��' said he�察�as I put sixpence on the table�察�'I 

won't take it。'



'Yes�察�you shall��' said I�察�'but not in payment for anything I have 

had myself�此 �it shall serve to pay for a jug of ale for that 

gentleman��' said I�察�pointing to the simple´looking individual�察�'he 

is smoking a poor pipe。  I do not mean to say that a pipe is a bad 

thing�察�but a pipe without ale�察�do you see ´ '



'Bravo��' said the landlord�察�'that's just the conduct I like。'



'Bravo��' said Hunter。  'I shall be happy to drink with the young 

man whenever I meet him at New York�察�where�察�do you see�察�things are 

better managed than here。'



'If I have given offence to anybody��' said the man in black�察�'I 

repeat that I ask pardon�察 � more especially to the young gentleman�察�

who was perfectly right to stand up for his religion�察�just as I ´ 

not that I am of any particular religion�察�no more than this honest 

gentleman here��' bowing to Hunter�察�'but I happen to know something 

of the Catholics ´ several excellent friends of mine are Catholics 

´ and of a surety the Catholic religion is an ancient religion�察�and 

a widely´extended religion�察�though it certainly is not a universal 

religion�察�but it has of late made considerable progress�察�even 

amongst those nations who have been particularly opposed to it ´ 

amongst the Prussians and the Dutch�察�for example�察�to say nothing of 

the English�察�and then�察�in the East�察�amongst the Persians�察�amongst 

the Armenians。'



'The Armenians��' said I�察�'oh dear me�察�the Armenians ´ '



'Have you anything to say about those people�察�sir��' said the man in 

black�察�lifting up his glass to his mouth。



'I have nothing further to say��' said I�察�'than that the roots of 

Ararat are occasionally found to be deeper than those of Rome。'



'There's half´a´crown broke��' said the landlord�察�as the man in 

black let fall the glass�察�which was broken to pieces on the floor。  

'You will pay me the damage�察�friend�察�before you leave this kitchen。  

I like to see people drink freely in my kitchen�察�but not too 

freely�察�and I hate breakages�察�because why�拭 �I keeps a decent kind 

of an establishment。'







CHAPTER LXXXIX







The dingle ´ Give them ale ´ Not over complimentary ´ America ´ 

Many people ´ Washington ´ Promiscuous company ´ Language of the 

roads ´ The old women ´ Numerals ´ The man in black。



THE public´house where the scenes which I have attempted to 

describe in the preceding chapters took place�察�was at the distance 

of about two miles from the dingle。  The sun was sinking in the 

west by the time I returned to the latter spot。  I found Belle 

seated by a fire�察�over which her kettle was suspended。  During my 

absence she had prepared herself a kind of tent�察�consisting of 

large hoops covered over with tarpaulins�察�quite impenetrable to 

rain�察�however violent。  'I am glad you are returned��' said she�察�as 

soon as she perceived me�察�'I began to be anxious about you。  Did 

you take my advice��'



'Yes��' said I�察�'I went to the public´house and drank ale�察�as you 

advised me�察�it cheered�察�strengthened�察�and drove away the horror 

from my mind ´ I am much beholden to you。'



'I knew it would do you good��' said Belle�察�'I remembered that when 

the poor women in the great house were afflicted with hysterics�察�

and fearful imaginings�察�the surgeon�察�who was a good kind man�察�used 

to say�察 �Ale�察�give them ale�察�and let it be strong。;'



'He was no advocate for tea�察�then��' said I。



'He had no objection to tea�察�but he used to say�察 �Everything in its 

season。;  Shall we take ours now�拭 � I have waited for you。'



'I have no objection��' said I�察�'I feel rather heated�察�and at 

present should prefer tea to ale ´ ;Everything in its season�察─�as 

the surgeon said。'



Thereupon Belle prepared tea�察�and�察�as we were taking it�察�she said ´ 

'What did you see and hear at the public´house��'



'Really��' said I�察�'you appear to have your full portion of 

curiosity�察�what matters it to you what I saw and heard at the 

public´house��'



'It matters very littl

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