Itwasgenerallysaidthattheprisonerwasdisorderedinhismind;
Iheldmytongue,butjudgingfromhislookandmannerIsawnoreasontosupposethathewasanymoreoutofhissensesthanI
myself,oranypersonpresent,andIhadnodoubtthatwhatinducedhimtocommittheactwasrageatbeinglookeddownuponbyaquondamacquaintance,whowasrisingalittleintheworld,exacerbatedbythereflectionthatthedisdainfulquondamacquaintancewasoneoftheSaxonrace,againstwhicheveryWelshmanentertainsagrudgemoreorlessvirulent,which,thoughofcourse,veryunchristianlike,isreally,brotherEnglishman,aftertheaffairofthelongknives,andtwoorthreeotheractionsofasomewhatsimilarcharacterofournobleAnglo—Saxonprogenitors,withwhichallWelshmenareperfectlywellacquainted,notverymuchtobewonderedat。
CHAPTERLIII
TheDylluan—TheOldestCreatures。