100 THE WILLEY LONG EUNS. 



" * But, headed and foiled, his first point he forsook, 

 And merrily led them a dance o'er the brook.' 



Some lime burners coming from work turned 

 him, and, leaving Wenlock on the left, he made 



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for Tickwood. It was now getting dark, and the 

 ground being awkward, one or two were down. 

 The Squire swore he would have the varmint out 

 of Tickwood ; and the hounds working well, and 

 old Trumpeter's tongue being heard on the lower 



