Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 259
ther-in-law frowned, and, to her great disgust, herpunishment was prompt, and she had to retire. Jack banteringher. She vowed vengeance, and A Friar whom she thought a saint,Came there to lodge that night,To whom she made a sad complaint.How Jack had shamd her quite. 24- Chap-Books of the… … ed him not to be anirry, and he would show him something; so he took his bow and shot a pheasant, whichfell in a thorn bush. The friar ran to secure the bird, andwhen well in the bush. Jack played his pipe, with woeful effectsas regards the friar, who in his involuntary dancing got literallytorn to…
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