brood—The porch—No fortune-telling—The master’s niece—Doing good—The groans and voices—Pechod Ysprydd Glan CHAPTER SEVENTY-FOUR The following day—Pride—Thriving trade—Tylwyth Teg—About 469–473 Ellis Wyn—Sleeping bard—The incalculable good—Fearful agony—The tale CHAPTER SEVENTY-FIVE Taking a cup—Getting to heaven—After breakfast—Wooden 474–480 gallery—Mechanical habit—Reserved and gloomy—Last words—A long time—From the clouds—Momentary chill—Pleasing anticipation CHAPTER SEVENTY-SIX Hasty farewell—Lofty rock—Wrestlings of Jacob—No 481–490 rest—Ways of Providence—Two females—Foot of the Cross—Enemy of souls—Perplexed—Lucky hour—Valetudinarian—Methodists—Fervent in your prayer—You Saxons—Weak creatures—Very agreeable—Almost happy—Kindness and solicitude CHAPTER SEVENTY-SEVEN Getting late—Seven years old—Chastening—Go 491–494 forth—London—Same eyes—Common occurrence CHAPTER SEVENTY-EIGHT Low and calm—Much better—The blessed effect 495–497 CHAPTER SEVENTY-NINE Deep interest—Goodly country—Two mansions—Welshman’s 498–504 Candle—Beautiful universe—Godly discourse—Fine church—Points of doctrine—Strange adventures—The Pontiff—Evil spirit CHAPTER EIGHTY The border—Thank you both—Pipe and fiddle 505–507 CHAPTER EIGHTY-ONE At a funeral—Two days ago—Very coolly—Roman woman—Well 508–517 and hearty—Somewhat dreary—Plum pudding—Roman fashion—Quite different—The dark lane—Beyond time—Fine fellow—Like a wild cat—Pleasant enough spot—No gloves CHAPTER EIGHTY-TWO Offence and defence—I’m satisfied—Fond of 518–520 solitude—Possession of property—Winding path CHAPTER EIGHTY-THREE Highly poetical—Volundr—Grecian mythology—Making a 521–525 petul—Spite of dukkerin—Heaviness CHAPTER EIGHTY-FOUR Several causes—Frogs and eftes—Gloom and twilight—What 526–531 should I do?—‘Our Father’—Fellow-men—What a mercy!—History of Saul—Pitch dark CHAPTER EIGHTY-FIVE Free and independent—I don’t see why—Oats—A 532–544 noise—Unwelcome visitors—What’s the matter?—Good-day to ye—The tall girl—Dovrefeld—Blow on the face—Civil enough—What’s this?—Vulgar woman—Hands off—Gasping for breath—Long Melford—A pretty manœuvre—A long draught—Animation—It won’t do—Nomalice—Bad people CHAPTER EIGHTY-SIX At tea—Vapours—Of Isopel Berners—So softly and 545–549 kindly—Sweet pretty creature—Bread and water—Truth and constancy—Very strangely CHAPTER EIGHTY-SEVEN Hubbub of voices—No offence—The guests 550–551 CHAPTER EIGHTY-EIGHT A Radical—Simple-looking man—Church of England—The 552–561 President—Aristocracy—Gin and water—Mending the roads—Persecuting Church—Simon de Montfort—Broken bells—Get up—Not for the Pope—Quay of New York—Mumpers’ Dingle—No wish to fight—First draught—Half a crown broke CHAPTER EIGHTY-NINE The dingle—Give them ale—Not over 562–567