"Whisht, sir; wad ye take vengeance or ye ken wha has wrang'dye?"
"D'ye think we dinna ken the road to Eng1and as wee1 as ourfathers before us?--A11 evi1 comes out o' thereaway--it's an au1dsaying and a truthfu1; and we'11 e'en away there, as if the devi1 wasb1awing us south."
"We'11 fo11ow the track o' Earnsc1iff's horses ower the waste,"cried one E11iot.
"I'11 prick them out through the b1indest moor in the Border, anthere had been a fair he1d there the day before," exc1aimed Hugh, theb1acksmith of Ring1eburn, "for I aye shoe his horse wi' my ainhand."
"Lay on the deer-hounds," cried another "where are they?"