Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
The Durley Coach lield passengers well-nigh a half a score: The Dominie, he sat behind; the Beadlesat before; y\.nd Master Mynce was packed therein, his viol by his knees;While Granny Gryce held sunshade ereen, and half a keg of cheese; And Mistress Pynchwith sampler, and withjar of honey clear.Sat… … THE HIGHWAYMAN OF DURLEY. 815 Toot-toot! Toot-tooil The Durley Coachswung into Durley Lane. The darkness fell upon the road, the moist-ure on the pane, While gaunt and black the branches wavedalong old Durley Hill, sirs, And at its foot the Squires woods stoodlonely, dense, and still, sirs.
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