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"It is very likely," said he, "that my friends when they coht I will hire all the rooms

upon the first floor"

The landlady was no less pleased than Mr Wogan She had a thought that

they were a runaway couple and served them breakfast in a little parlour

up the stairs withallusions She became

confused, however, when after breakfast Clean sauntered out into the high-road, where he sat himself down on a

bank to watch for Captain Misset All day he sat resolutely with his

back towards the inn The landlady inferred that here were lovers

quarrelling, and she was yet more convinced of it when she entered the

parlour in the afternoon to lay the table for dinner and saw Cle wistfully at the ith her eyes upon that unilance watched the road but ill

Merchants, pedlars, friars, and gentle for their pleasure

passed down the road into Italy Mr Wogan saw the eyes His eyes were turned inwards, and he gazed at a