The Morning after a Fall—The Teapot—Unpretending 185 Hospitality—The Chinese Student CHAPTER XXXIII. Convalescence—The Surgeon’s Bill—Letter of 191 Recommendation—Commencement of the Old Man’s History CHAPTER XXXIV. The Old Man’s Story continued—Misery in the Head—The 201 Strange Marks—Tea-dealer from London—Difficulties of the Chinese Language CHAPTER XXXV. The Leave-taking—Spirit of the Hearth—What’s o’Clock 209 CHAPTER XXXVI. Arrival at Horncastle—The Inn and Ostlers—The Garret—The 211 Figure of a Man with a Candle CHAPTER XXXVII. Horncastle Fair 214 CHAPTER XXXVIII. High Dutch 221 CHAPTER XXXIX. The Hungarian 223 CHAPTER XL. The Horncastle Welcome—Tzernebock and Bielebock 238 CHAPTER XLI. The Jockey’s Tale—Thieves’ Latin—Liberties with Coin—The 244 Smasher in Prison—Old Fulcher—Every one has his Gift—Fashion of the English CHAPTER XLII. A Short-tempered Person—Gravitation—The Best Endowment—Mary 258 Fulcher—Fair Dealing—Horse-witchery—Darius and his Groom—The Jockey’s Tricks—The Two Characters—The Jockey’s Song CHAPTER XLIII. The Church 273 CHAPTER XLIV. An Old Acquaintance 276 CHAPTER XLV. Murtagh’s Tale 283 CHAPTER XLVI. Murtagh’s Story continued—The Priest, Exorcist, and 290 Thimble-engro—How to Check a Rebellion CHAPTER XLVII. Departure from Horncastle—Recruiting Sergeant—Kauloes and 300 Lolloes * * * * * APPENDIX. CHAPTER I. A Word for _Lavengro_ 302 CHAPTER II. On Priestcraft 310 CHAPTER III. On Foreign Nonsense 317 CHAPTER IV. On Gentility Nonsense—Illustrations of Gentility 320 CHAPTER V. Subject of Gentility continued 323 CHAPTER VI. On Scotch Gentility Nonsense—Charlie o’er the Waterism 334 CHAPTER VII.