This Gaoler was one of the first people whose Tiger spirits were tamed by George Fox. But he certainly was not the last. Fox himself had told the soldiers in Derby market-place that he could not fight, because he 'lived in the virtue of that life and power that took away the occasion of all wars.' As a friend of his wrote, after his death many years later: 'George Fox was a discerner of other men's spirits, AND VERY MUCH A MASTER OF HIS OWN.' FOOTNOTES: [2] Two men who were executed for small offences he could not save, but 'a little time after they had suffered their spirits appeared to me as I was walking, and I saw the men was well.' V. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES' _'As I was walking I heard old people and work people to say: "he is such a man as never was, he knows people's thoughts" for I turned them to the divine light of Christ and His spirit let them see ... that there was the first step to peace to stand still in the light that showed them their sin and transgression.'--G. FOX._ _'Do not look at but keep over all unnaturalness, if any such thing should appear, but keep in that which was and is and will be.'--G. FOX._ _'Wait patiently upon the Lord; let every man that loves God, endeavour by the spirit of wisdom, meekness, and love to dry up Euphrates, even this spirit of bitterness that like a great river hath overflowed the earth of mankind.'--GERRARD WINSTANLEY. 1648._ _'Blessed is he who loves Thee, and his friend in Thee, and his enemy for Thy sake.'--AUGUSTINE._ _'Eternity is just the real world for which we were made, and which we enter through the door of love.'--RUFUS M. JONES._ V. 'THE MAN IN LEATHER BREECHES' 22nd Dec. 1651.