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"Get my supper," said he, "for I am very tired"

"Will your Excellency sup here?" asked the landlord

"By no an, who had it in hisso much as my own company"

He went downstairs into the common room and supped off a smoked ham and

a bottle of execrable wine While he ate a man came in and sat him down

by the fire The an

he could hardly speak

"You have been running," said Wogan, politely

"Sir, running is a poor ; besides it

helps ar;" and the

fellow called the landlord

Presently two other ether as though much absorbed in their private business These two

an to the landlord

"The sloud-voicedThe two companions at the fire

paid no heed to the civility; the third, who had now quite recovered his