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Blount replied with equal sincerity--"My good Walter, I wish thee as

well as do any of these chattering gulls, who are whistling and whooping

gratulations in thine ear because it seems fair weather with thee But I

fear for thee, Walter" (and he wiped his honest eye), "I fear for thee

with all ambols, and flashes of fine

wo fair fortunes to

farthings, and fine faces and witty coxcombs to the acquaintance of dull

block and sharp axes"

So saying, Blount arose and left the hall, while Raleigh looked after

him with an expression that blanked for a moment his bold and animated

countenance

Stanley just then entered the hall, and said to Tressilian, "My lord is

calling for your fellow Wayland, and your fellow Wayland is just co for you, nor will he go to my lord

till he sees you The fellow looks as he were mazed, methinks; I would

you would see him i Wayland Shts placed, he conducted the

artist thither, and was surprised when he observed the emotion of his