I wish that young lady was in Jerico- Ido ! saidthe watchman, with a smothered growl.

He said the watchman might remember him.

You're my prisoner, said the watchman, crisply.

'He's up at the brazier,' said the watchman with a spyglass.

'Yes,' says the watchman, 'the fast freight goes through a little after three.'

"Not so," said the watchman from his place on the tower above.

'Hold on to my coat, esteemed sir,' said the watchman.

"Beg pardon, sir," said the watchman, gruffly, "but I don't know you.

"They may sing it who like, it was not me," said the watchman.

"We'll soon see," said the watchman, who was accustomed to revolvers.

"Well," said the watchman, eyeing the speaker curiously, "I'm going to.

"I always keep away on the night of the 21st September," said the watchman.

"All very fine, my lad," said the watchman; "but you must go with me.

"Death is easier for a pilgrim than for fellows like us," says the watchman.

"That's a bad business," said the watchman, in a tone not devoid of sympathy.

"I can't tell ye a great deal," said the watchman.