第2章

AllparticularsofthislegendHobbiecalledtomindashepassedalongthemoor。Healsoremembered,that,sincethecatastrophehadtakenplace,thesceneofithadbeenavoided,atleastafternight-fall,byallhumanbeings,asbeingtheordinaryresortofkelpies,spunkies,andotherdemons,oncethecompanionsofthewitch’sdiabolicalrevels,andnowcontinuingtorendezvousuponthesamespot,asifstillinattendanceontheirtransformedmistress。Hobbie’snaturalhardihood,however,manfullycombatedwiththeseintrusivesensationsofawe。Hesummonedtohissidethebraceoflargegreyhounds,whowerethecompanionsofhissports,andwhowerewont,inhisownphrase,tofearneitherdognordevil;helookedattheprimingofhispiece,and,liketheclowninHallowe’en,whistledupthewarlikedittyofJockoftheSide,asageneralcauseshisdrumsbebeattoinspiritthedoubtfulcourageofhissoldiers。

Inthisstateofmind,hewasverygladtohearafriendlyvoiceshoutinhisrear,andproposetohimapartnerontheroad。Heslackenedhispace,andwasquicklyjoinedbyayouthwellknowntohim,agentlemanofsomefortuneinthatremotecountry,andwhohadbeenabroadonthesameerrandwithhimself。YoungEarnscliff,\"ofthatilk,\"hadlatelycomeofage,andsucceededtoamoderatefortune,agooddealdilapidated,fromthesharehisfamilyhadtakeninthedisturbancesoftheperiod。Theyweremuchandgenerallyrespectedinthecountry;areputationwhichthisyounggentlemanseemedlikelytosustain,ashewaswelleducated,andofexcellentdispositions。

\"Now,Earnscliff;\"exclaimedHobbie,\"Iamgladtomeetyourhonouronygate,andcompany’sblitheonabaremoorlikethis——it’sanuncobogillybit——Wherehaeyebeensporting?\"

\"UptheCarlaCleugh,Hobbie,\"answeredEarnscliff,returninghisgreeting。\"Butwillourdogskeepthepeace,thinkyou?\"

\"Deilafearo’mine,\"saidHobbie,\"theyhaescarcealegtostandon。——Odd!thedeer’sfledthecountry,Ithink!IhavebeenasfarasInger-fell-foot,anddeilahornhasHobbieseen,exceptingthreered-wudraes,thatneverletmewithinshotofthem,thoughIgaedamileroundtogetupthewindtothem,an’

a’。Deilo’mewadcaremuckle,onlyIwantedsomevenisontoourauldgude-dame。Thecarline,shesitsintheneukyonder,upbye,andcracksaboutthegrandshootersandhunterslangsyne——Odd,Ithinktheyhaekilleda’thedeerinthecountry,formypart。\"

\"Well,Hobbie,Ihaveshotafatbuck,andsenthimtoEarnscliffthismorning——youshallhavehalfofhimforyourgrandmother。\"

\"Monythankstoye,Mr。Patrick,ye’rekendtoa’thecountryforakindheart。Itwilldotheauldwife’sheartgude——mairbytoken,whenshekensitcomesfraeyou——andmaistofa’ginye’llcomeupandtakeyourshare,forIreckonyearelonesomenowintheauldtower,anda’yourfolkatthatwearyEdinburgh。I

wonderwhattheycanfindtodoamangawheenrankso’stane-

houseswi’slateonthetapo’them,thatmightliveontheirainbonnygreenhills。\"

\"Myeducationandmysisters’haskeptmymothermuchinEdinburghforseveralyears,\"saidEarnscliff;\"butIpromiseyouIproposetomakeupforlosttime。\"

\"Andye’llrigouttheauldtowerabit,\"saidHobbie,\"andliveheartyandneighbour-likewi’theauldfamilyfriends,astheLairdo’Earnscliffshould?Icantellye,mymother——mygrandmotherImean——but,sincewelostourainmother,weca’hersometimesthetane,andsometimesthetother——but,onygate,sheconceitshersellnothatdistantconnectedwi’you。\"

\"Verytrue,Hobbie,andIwillcometotheHeugh-foottodinnerto-morrowwithallmyheart。\"

\"Weel,that’skindlysaid!Weareauldneighbours,anwewerenaekin——andmygude-dame’sfaintoseeyou——sheclaversaboutyourfatherthatwaskilledlangsyne。\"

\"Hush,hush,Hobbie——notawordaboutthat——it’sastorybetterforgotten。\"

\"Idinnaken——ifithadchancedamangourfolk,wewadhaekeepititinmindmonyadaytillwegotsomemendsfor’t——butyekenyourainwaysbest,youlairds——IhaveheardsaythatEllieslaw’sfriendstickityoursireafterthelairdhimsellhadmasteredhissword。\"

\"Fie,fie,Hobbie;itwasafoolishbrawl,occasionedbywineandpolitics——manyswordsweredrawn——itisimpossibletosaywhostrucktheblow。\"

\"Atonyrate,auldEllieslawwasaidingandabetting;andIamsureifyeweresaedisposedastotakeamendsonhim,naebodycouldsayitwaswrang,foryourfather’sbloodisbeneathhisnails——andbesidesthere’snaebodyelseleftthatwasconcernedtotakeamendsupon,andhe’saprelatistandajacobiteintothebargain——Icantellyethecountryfolklookforsomethingatweenye。\"

\"Oforshame,Hobbie!\"repliedtheyoungLaird;\"you,thatprofessreligion,tostiryourfrienduptobreakthelaw,andtakevengeanceathisownhand,andinsuchabogillybittoo,whereweknownotwhatbeingsmaybelisteningtous!\"

\"Hush,hush!\"saidHobbie,drawingnearertohiscompanion,\"I

wasnaethinkingo’thelikeo’them——ButIcanguessaweebitwhatkeepsyourhandup,Mr。Patrick;wea’kenit’snolacko’

courage,butthetwagreyeenofabonnylass,MissIsabelVere,thatkeepsyousaesober。\"

\"Iassureyou,Hobbie,\"saidhiscompanion,ratherangrily,\"I

assureyouyouaremistaken;anditisextremelywrongofyou,eithertothinkof,ortoutter,suchanidea;Ihavenoideaofpermittingfreedomstobecarriedsofarastoconnectmynamewiththatofanyyounglady。\"

\"Why,therenow——therenow!\"retortedElliot;\"didInotsayitwasnaewanto’spunkthatmadeyesaemim?——Weel,weel,Imeantnaeoffence;butthere’sjustaethingyemaynoticefraeafriend。TheauldLairdofEllieslawhastheauldridingbloodfarhetterathisheartthanyehae——troth,hekensnaethingaboutthaenewfanglednotionso’peaceandquietness——he’sa’fortheauld-warlddoingso’liftingandlayingon,andhehasawheenstoutladsathisbacktoo,andkeepsthemweelupinheart,andasfu’o’mischiefasyoungcolts。Wherehegetsthegeartodo’tnanecansay;heliveshigh,andfarabunehisrentshere;however,hepayshisway——Sae,ifthere’sonyout-breakinthecountry,he’slikelytobreakoutwi’thefirst——andweeldoeshemindtheauldquarrelsbetweenye,I’msurmizinghe’llbeforatouchattheauldtoweratEarnscliff。\"

\"Well,Hobbie,\"answeredtheyounggentleman,\"ifheshouldbesoilladvised,Ishalltrytomaketheoldtowergoodagainsthim,asithasbeenmadegoodbymybettersagainsthisbettersmanyadayago。\"

\"Veryright——veryright——that’sspeakinglikeamannow,\"saidthestoutyeoman;\"and,ifsaeshouldbethatthisbesae,ifye’lljustgaryourservantjowoutthegreatbellinthetower,there’sme,andmytwabrothers,andlittleDavieoftheStenhouse,willbewi’you,wi’a’thepowerwecanmake,inthesnappingofaflint。\"

\"Manythanks,Hobbie,\"answeredEarnscliff;\"butIhopeweshallhavenowarofsounnaturalandunchristianakindinourtime。\"

\"Hout,sir,hout,\"repliedElliot;\"itwadbebutaweebitneighbourwar,andHeavenandearthwouldmakeallowancesforitinthisuncuItivatedplace——it’sjustthenatureo’thefolkandtheland——wecannalivequietlikeLoudonfolk——wehaenasaemuckletodo。It’simpossible。\"

\"Well,Hobbie,\"saidtheLaird,\"foronewhobelievessodeeplyasyoudoinsupernaturalappearances,ImustownyoutakeHeaveninyourownhandratheraudaciously,consideringwherewearewalking。\"

\"WhatneedsIcarefortheMucklestane-Mooronymairthanyedoyoursell,Earnscliff?\"saidHobbie,somethingoffended;\"tobesure,theydosaythere’sasorto’worricowsandlang-nebbitthingsabouttheland,butwhatneedIcareforthem?Ihaeagoodconscience,andlittletoanswerfor,unlessitbeaboutarantamangthelasses,orasploreatafair,andthat’snomuckletospeakof。ThoughIsayitmysell,Iamasquietaladandaspeaceable——\"

\"AndDickTurnbull’sheadthatyoubroke,andWillieofWintonwhomyoushotat?\"saidhistravellingcompanion。

\"Hout,Earnscliff,yekeeparecordofa’men’smisdoings——Dick’shead’shealedagain,andwe’retofightoutthequarrelatJeddart,ontheRood-day,sothat’slikeathingsettledinapeaceableway;andthenIamfriendswi’Willieagain,puirchield——itwasbuttwaorthreehaildrapsaftera’。Iwadletonybodydothelikeo’ttomeforapinto’brandy。ButWillie’slowlandbred,poorfallow,andsoonfrightedforhimsell——And,fortheworricows,werewetomeetaneonthisverybit——\"

\"Asisnotunlikely,\"saidyoungEarnscliff,\"fortherestandsyouroldwitch,Hobbie。\"

\"Isay,\"continuedElliot,asifindignantatthishint——\"Isay,iftheauldcarlinehersellwastogetupouto’thegrundjustbeforeushere,Iwouldthinknaemair——But,gudepreserveus,Earnscliff;whatcanyon,be!\"

CHAPTERIII。

BrownDwarf,thato’erthemoorlandstrays,ThynametoKeeldartell!

\"TheBrownManoftheMoor,thatstaysBeneaththeheather-bell。\"JOHNLEYDEN

Theobjectwhichalarmedtheyoungfarmerinthemiddleofhisvalorousprotestations,startledforamomentevenhislessprejudicedcompanion。Themoon,whichhadarisenduringtheirconversation,was,inthephraseofthatcountry,wadingorstrugglingwithclouds,andshedonlyadoubtfulandoccasionallight。Byoneofherbeams,whichstreameduponthegreatgranitecolumntowhichtheynowapproached,theydiscoveredaform,apparentlyhuman,butofasizemuchlessthanordinary,whichmovedslowlyamongthelargegreystones,notlikeapersonintendingtojourneyonward,butwiththeslow,irregular,flittingmovementofabeingwhohoversaroundsomespotofmelancholyrecollection,utteringalso,fromtimetotime,asortofindistinctmutteringsound。Thissomuchresembledhisideaofthemotionsofanapparition,thatHobbieElliot,makingadeadpause,whilehishairerecteditselfuponhisscalp,whisperedtohiscompanion,\"It’sAuldAiliehersell!ShallI

gieherashot,inthenameofGod?\"

\"ForHeaven’ssake,no,\"saidhiscompanion,holdingdowntheweaponwhichhewasabouttoraisetotheaim——\"forHeaven’ssake,no;it’ssomepoordistractedcreature。\"

\"Ye’redistractedyoursell,forthinkingofgoingsoneartoher,\"saidElliot,holdinghiscompanioninhisturn,ashepreparedtoadvance。\"We’llayehaetimetopitowerabitprayer(anIcouldbutmindane)aforeshecomesthislength——God!she’sinnaehurry,\"continuedhe,growingbolderfromhiscompanion’sconfidence,andthelittlenoticetheapparitionseemedtotakeofthem。\"Shehirpleslikeahenonahetgirdle。

Ireddye,Earnscliff\"(thisheaddedinagentlewhisper),\"letustakeacastabout,asiftodrawthewindonabuck——thebogisnoabuneknee-deep,andbetterasaftroadasbadcompany。\"

[TheScotsusetheepithetsoft,INMALAMPARTEM,intwocases,atleast。ASOFTroadisaroadthroughquagmireandbogs;andSOFTweathersignifiesthatwhichisveryrainy。]

Earnscliff,however,inspiteofhiscompanion’sresistanceandremonstrances,continuedtoadvanceonthepaththeyhadoriginallypursued,andsoonconfrontedtheobjectoftheirinvestigation。

Theheightofthefigure,whichappearedeventodecreaseastheyapproachedit,seemedtobeunderfourfeet,anditsform,asfarastheimperfectlightaffordedthemthemeansofdiscerning,wasverynearlyasbroadaslong,orratherofasphericalshape,whichcouldonlybeoccasionedbysomestrangepersonaldeformity。Theyoungsportsmanhailedthisextraordinaryappearancetwice,withoutreceivinganyanswer,orattendingtothepinchesbywhichhiscompanionendeavouredtointimatethattheirbestcoursewastowalkon,withoutgivingfartherdisturbancetoabeingofsuchsingularandpreternaturalexterior。Tothethirdrepeateddemandof\"Whoareyou?Whatdoyouhereatthishourofnight?\"——avoicereplied,whoseshrill,uncouth,anddissonanttonesmadeElliotsteptwopacesback,andstartledevenhiscompanion,\"Passonyourway,andasknoughtatthemthatasknoughtatyou。\"

\"Whatdoyoudoheresofarfromshelter?Areyoubenightedonyourjourney?Willyoufollowushome(’Godforbid!’ejaculatedHobbieElliot,involuntarily),andIwillgiveyoualodging?\"

\"IwouldsoonerlodgebymysellinthedeepestoftheTarras-

flow,\"againwhisperedHobbie。

\"Passonyourway,\"rejoinedthefigure,theharshtonesofhisvoicestillmoreexaltedbypassion。\"Iwantnotyourguidance——Iwantnotyourlodging——itisfiveyearssincemyheadwasunderahumanroof,andItrustitwasforthelasttime。\"

\"Heismad,\"saidEarnscliff。

\"HehasalookofauldHumphreyEttercap,thetinkler,thatperishedinthisverymossaboutfiveyearssyne,\"answeredhissuperstitiouscompanion;\"butHumphreywasnathatawfu’biginthebouk。\"

\"Passonyourway,\"reiteratedtheobjectoftheircuriosity,\"thebreathofyourhumanbodiespoisonstheairaroundme——thesoundofpourhumanvoicesgoesthroughmyearslikesharpbodkins\"

\"Lordsafeus!\"whisperedHobbie,\"thatthedeadshouldbearsiefearfu’ill-willtotheliving!——hissaulmaunbeinapuirway,I’mjealous。\"

\"Come,myfriend,\"saidEarnscliff,\"youseemtosufferundersomestrongaffliction;commonhumanitywillnotallowustoleaveyouhere。\"

\"Commonhumanity!\"exclaimedthebeing,withascornfullaughthatsoundedlikeashriek,\"wheregotyethatcatch-word——thatnooseforwoodcocks——thatcommondisguiseforman-traps——thatbaitwhichthewretchedidiotwhoswallows,willsoonfindcoversahookwithbarbstentimessharperthanthoseyoulayfortheanimalswhichyoumurderforyourluxury!\"

\"Itellyou,myfriend,\"againrepliedEarnscliff,\"youareincapableofjudgingofyourownsituation——youwillperishinthiswilderness,andwemust,incompassion,forceyoualongwithus。\"

\"I’llhaeneitherhandnorfootin’t,\"saidHobbie;\"lettheghaisttakehisainway,forGod’ssake!\"

\"Mybloodbeonmyownhead,ifIperishhere,\"saidthefigure;

and,observingEarnscliffmeditatingtolayholdonhim,headded,\"Andyourbloodbeuponyours,ifyoutouchbuttheskirtofmygarments,toinfectmewiththetaintofmortality!\"

Themoonshonemorebrightlyashespokethus,andEarnscliffobservedthatheheldouthisrighthandarmedwithsomeweaponofoffence,whichglitteredinthecoldraylikethebladeofalongknife,orthebarrelofapistol。Itwouldhavebeenmadnesstopersevereinhisattemptuponabeingthusarmed,andholdingsuchdesperatelanguage,especiallyasitwasplainhewouldhavelittleaidfromhiscompanion,whohadfairlylefthimtosettlematterswiththeapparitionashecould,andhadproceededafewpacesonhiswayhomeward。Earnscliff,however,turnedandfollowedHobbie,afterlookingbacktowardsthesupposedmaniac,who,asifraisedtofrenzybytheinterview,roamedwildlyaroundthegreatstone,exhaustinghisvoiceinshrieksandimprecations,thatthrilledwildlyalongthewasteheath。

Thetwosportsmenmovedonsometimeinsilence,untiltheywereoutofhearingoftheseuncouthsounds,whichwasnoteretheyhadgainedaconsiderabledistancefromthepillarthatgavenametothemoor。Eachmadehisprivatecommentsonthescenetheyhadwitnessed,untilHobbieElliotsuddenlyexclaimed,\"Weel,I’lluphaudthatyonghaist,ifitbeaghaist,hasbaithdoneandsufferedmuckleevilintheflesh,thatgarshimrampaugeinthatwayafterheisdeadandgane。\"

\"Itseemstometheverymadnessofmisanthropy,\"saidEarnscliff;followinghisowncurrentofthought。

\"Andyedidnathinkitwasaspiritualcreature,then?\"askedHobbieathiscompanion。

\"Who,I?——No,surely。\"

\"Weel,Iampartlyofthemindmysellthatitmaybealivething——andyetIdinnaken,Iwadnawishtoseeonythinglooklikerabogle。\"

\"Atanyrate,\"saidEarnscliff,\"Iwillrideoverto-morrowandseewhathasbecomeoftheunhappybeing。\"

\"Infairdaylight?\"queriedtheyeoman;\"then,graceo’God,I’sebewi’ye。ButherewearenearertoHeugh-footthantoyourhousebytwamile,——hadnayebettere’engaehamewi’me,andwe’llsendthecallantonthepownytotellthemthatyouarewi’us,thoughIbelievethere’snaebodyathametowaitforyoubuttheservantsandthecat。\"

\"Havewithyouthen,friendHobbie,\"saidtheyounghunter;\"andasIwouldnotwillinglyhaveeithertheservantsbeanxious,orpussforfeithersupper,inmyabsence,I’llbeobligedtoyoutosendtheboyasyoupropose。\"

\"Aweel,thatISkind,Imustsay。Andye’llgaehametoHeugh-

foot?They’llberightblithetoseeyou,thatwillthey。\"

Thisaffairsettled,theywalkedbrisklyonalittlefarther,when,comingtotheridgeofaprettysteephill,HobbieElliotexclaimed,\"Now,Earnscliff,IamayegladwhenIcometothisverybit——Yeseethelightbelow,that’sintheha’window,wheregrannie,thegashauldcarline,issittingbirlingatherwheel——andyeseeyonotherlightthat’sgaunwhiddin’backandforritthroughamangthewindows?that’smycousin,GraceArmstrong,——she’stwiceascleveraboutthehouseasmysisters,andsaetheysaythemsells,forthey’regood-naturedlassesasevertrodeonheather;buttheyconfessthemsells,andsaedoesgrannie,thatshehasfarmaistaction,andisthebestgoeraboutthetoun,nowthatgrannieisoffthefoothersell。——Mybrothers,aneo’them’sawaytowaituponthechamberlain,andane’satMoss-

phadraig,that’sourledfarm——hecanseeafterthestockjustasweelasIcando。\"

\"Youarelucky,mygoodfriend,inhavingsomanyvaluablerelations。\"

\"TrothamI——Gracemakemethankful,I’seneverdenyit。——Butwillyetellmenow,Earnscliff,youthathavebeenatcollege,andthehigh-schoolofEdinburgh,andgota’sorto’lairwhereitwastobebestgotten——willyetellme——nothatit’sonyconcernofmineinparticular,——butIheardthepriestofSt。

John’s,andourminister,bargainingaboutitattheWinterfair,andtroththeybaithspakveryweel——Now,thepriestsaysit’sunlawfultomarryane’scousin;butIcannotsayIthoughthebroughtouttheGospelauthoritieshalfsaeweelasourminister——

ourministeristhoughtthebestdivineandthebestpreacheratweenthisandEdinburgh——Dinnayethinkhewaslikelytoberight?\"

\"Certainlymarriage,byallprotestantChristians,isheldtobeasfreeasGodmadeitbytheLeviticallaw;so,Hobbie,therecanbenobar,legalorreligious,betwixtyouandMissArmstrong。\"

\"Houtawa’wi’yourjoking,Earnscliff,\"repliedhiscompanion,——\"yeareangryaneughyoursellifanetouchesyouabit,man,onthesoothsideofthejest——NothatIwasaskingthequestionaboutGrace,foryemaunkenshe’snomycousin-germainoutandout,butthedaughterofmyuncle;swifebyherfirstmarriage,soshe’snaekithnorkintome——onlyaconnexionlike。Butnowwe’reattheSheeling-hill——I’llfireoffmygun,toletthemkenI’mcoming,that’sayemyway;andifIhaeadeerIgiethemtwashots,aneforthedeerandaneformysell。\"

Hefiredoffhispieceaccordingly,andthenumberoflightswereseentotraversethehouse,andeventogleambeforeit。HobbieElliotpointedoutoneofthesetoEarnscliff,whichseemedtoglidefromthehousetowardssomeoftheouthouses-\"That’sGracehersell,\"saidHobbie。\"She’llnomeetmeatthedoor,I’sewarranther——butshe’llbeawa’,fora’that,toseeifmyhounds’supperbeready,poorbeasts。\"

\"Loveme,lovemydog,\"answeredEarnscliff。\"Ah,Hobbie,youarealuckyyoungfellow!\"

Thisobservationwasutteredwithsomethinglikeasigh,whichapparentlydidnotescapetheearofhiscompanion。

\"Hout,otherfolkmaybeasluckyasIam——OhowIhaveseenMissIsabelVere’sheadturnaftersomebodywhentheypassedaneanotherattheCarlisleraces!Whakensbutthingsmaycomeroundinthisworld?\"

Earnscliffmutteredsomethinglikeananswer;butwhetherinassentoftheproposition,orrebukingtheapplicationofit,couldnoteasilybediscovered;anditseemsprobablethatthespeakerhimselfwaswillinghismeaningshouldrestindoubtandobscurity。Theyhadnowdescendedthebroadloaning,which,windingroundthefootofthesteepbank,orheugh,broughttheminfrontofthethatched,butcomfortable,farm-house,whichwasthedwellingofHobbieElliotandhisfamily。

Thedoorwaywasthrongedwithjoyfulfaces;buttheappearanceofastrangerbluntedmanyagibewhichhadbeenpreparedonHobbie’slackofsuccessinthedeer-stalking。Therewasalittlebustleamongthreehandsomeyoungwomen,eachendeavouringtodevolveuponanotherthetaskofusheringthestrangerintotheapartment,whileprobablyallwereanxioustoescapeforthepurposeofmakingsomelittlepersonalarrangements,beforepresentingthemselvestoayounggentlemaninadishabilleonlyintendedfortheirbrother。

Hobbie,inthemeanwhile,bestowingsomeheartyandgeneralabuseuponthemall(forGracewasnotoftheparty),snatchedthecandlefromthehandofoneoftherusticcoquettes,asshestoodplayingprettywithitinherhand,andusheredhisguestintothefamilyparlour,orratherhall;fortheplacehavingbeenahouseofdefenceinformertimes,thesittingapartmentwasavaultedandpavedroom,dampanddismalenoughcomparedwiththelodgingsoftheyeomanryofourdays,butwhich,whenwelllightedupwithalargesparklingfireofturfandbog-wood,seemedtoEarnscliffamostcomfortableexchangeforthedarknessandbleakblastofthehill。Kindlyandrepeatedlywashewelcomedbythevenerableolddame,themistressofthefamily,who,dressedinhercoifandpinners,hercloseanddecentgownofhomespunwool,butwithalargegoldnecklaceandear-rings,looked,whatshereallywas,theladyaswellasthefarmer’swife,while,seatedinherchairofwicker,bythecornerofthegreatchimney,shedirectedtheeveningoccupationsoftheyoungwomen,andoftwoorthreestoutservingwenches,whosateplyingtheirdistaffsbehindthebacksoftheiryoungmistresses。

AssoonasEarnscliffhadbeendulywelcomed,andhastyordersissuedforsomeadditiontotheeveningmeal,hisgrand-dameandsistersopenedtheirbatteryuponHobbieElliotforhislackofsuccessagainstthedeer。

\"Jennyneednahavekeptupherkitchen-firefora’thatHobbiehasbroughthame,\"saidonesister。

\"Trothno,lass,\"saidanother;\"thegatheringpeat,ifitwasweelblawn,waddressa’ourHobbie’svenison。\"[Thegatheringpeatisthepieceofturflefttotreasureupthesecretseedsoffire,withoutanygenerousconsumptionoffuel;inaword,tokeepthefirealive。]

\"Ay,orthelowofthecandle,ifthewindwadletithidesteady,\"saidathird;\"ifIwerehim,Iwouldbringhameablackcraw,ratherthancomebackthreetimeswithoutabuck’shorntoblawon。\"

Hobbieturnedfromtheonetotheother,regardingthemalternatelywithafrownonhisbrow,theauguryofwhichwasconfutedbythegood-humouredlaughonthelowerpartofhiscountenance。Hethenstrovetopropitiatethem,bymentioningtheintendedpresentofhiscompanion。

\"Inmyyoungdays,\"saidtheoldlady,\"amanwadhaebeenashamedtocomebackfraethehillwithoutabuckhangingoneachsideo’hishorse,likeacadgercarryingcalves。\"

\"Iwishtheyhadleftsomeforusthen,grannie,\"retortedHobbie;\"they’veclearedthecountryo’them,thaeauldfriendso’yours,I’mthinking。\"

\"Weseeotherfolkcanfindgame,thoughyoucannot,Hobbie,\"

saidtheeldestsister,glancingalookatyoungEarnscliff。

\"Weel,weel,woman,hasnaeverydoghisday,beggingEarnscliff’spardonfortheauldsaying——MaynaIhaehisluck,andhemine,anothertime?——It’sabrawthingforamantobeouta’day,andfrighted——na,Iwinnasaythatneitherbutmistrystedwi’boglesinthehame-coming,an’thentohaetoflytewi’awheenwomenthathaebeendoingnaethinga’thelive-langday,butwhirlingabitstick,wi’athreadtrailingatit,orboringataclout。\"

\"Frightedwi’bogles!\"exclaimedthefemales,oneandall,——forgreatwastheregardthenpaid,andperhapsstillpaid,intheseglens,toallsuchfantasies。

\"Ididnotsayfrighted,now——Ionlysaidmis-setwi’thething——Andtherewasbutaebogle,neither——Earnscliff,yesawit;asweelasIdid?\"

Andheproceeded,withoutverymuchexaggeration,todetail,inhisownway,themeetingtheyhadwiththemysteriousbeingatMucklestane-Moor,concluding,hecouldnotconjecturewhatonearthitcouldbe,unlessitwaseithertheEnemyhimsell,orsomeoftheauldPeghtsthatheldthecountrylangsyne。

\"AuldPeght!\"exclaimedthegrand-dame;\"na,na——blesstheefraescathe,mybairn,it’sbeennaePeghtthat——it’sbeentheBrownManoftheMoors!Owearyfa’thaeevildays!——whatcanevilbeingsbecomingfortodistractapoorcountry,nowit’speacefullysettled,andlivinginloveandlaw——Owearyonhim!

hene’erbroughtgudetotheselandsortheindwellers。Myfatheraftentauldmehewasseenintheyearo’thebloodyfightatMarston-Moor,andthenagaininMontrose’stroubles,andagainbeforetherouto’Dunbar,and,inmyaintime,hewasseenaboutthetimeo’Bothwell-Brigg,andtheysaidthesecond-sightedLairdofBenarbuckhadacommuningwi’himsometimeaforeArgyle’slanding,butthatIcannotspeaktosaepreceesely——itwasfarinthewest。——O,bairns,he’sneverpermittedbutinanilltime,saemindilkaaneo’yetodrawtoHimthatcanhelpinthedayoftrouble。\"

Earnscliffnowinterposed,andexpressedhisfirmconvictionthatthepersontheyhadseenwassomepoormaniac,andhadnocommissionfromtheinvisibleworldtoannounceeitherwarorevil。Buthisopinionfoundaverycoldaudience,andalljoinedtodeprecatehispurposeofreturningtothespotthenextday。

\"O,mybonnybairn,\"saidtheolddame(for,inthekindnessofherheart,sheextendedherparentalstyletoallinwhomshewasinterested)——-\"Youshouldbewaremairthanotherfolk——there’sbeenaheavybreachmadeinyourhousewi’yourfather’sbloodshed,andwi’law-pleas,andlossessinsyne;——andyouarethefloweroftheflock,andtheladthatwillbuilduptheauldbiggingagain(ifitbeHiswill)tobeanhonourtothecountry,andasafeguardtothosethatdwellinit——you,beforeothers,arecalledupontoputyoursellinnorashadventures——foryourswasayeowerventuresomearace,andmuckleharmtheyhavegotbyit。\"

\"ButIamsure,mygoodfriend,youwouldnothavemebeafraidofgoingtoanopenmoorinbroaddaylight?\"

\"Idinnaken,\"saidthegoodolddame;\"Iwadneverbidsonorfriendo’minehaudtheirhandbackinagudecause,whetheritwereafriend’sortheirain——thatshouldbebynaebiddingofmine,orofonybodythat’scomeofagentlekindred——Butitwinnagangoutofagreyheadlikemine,thattogangtoseekforevilthat’snofashingwi’you,iscleanagainstlawandScripture。\"

Earnscliffresignedanargumentwhichhesawnoprospectofmaintainingwithgoodeffect,andtheentranceofsupperbrokeofftheconversation。MissGracehadbythistimemadeherappearance,andHobbie,notwithoutaconsciousglanceatEarnscliff,placedhimselfbyherside。Mirthandlivelyconversation,inwhichtheoldladyofthehousetookthegood-

humouredsharewhichsowellbecomesoldage,restoredtothecheeksofthedamselstheroseswhichtheirbrother’staleoftheapparitionhadchasedaway,andtheydancedandsungforanhouraftersupperasiftherewerenosuchthingsasgoblinsintheworld。

CHAPTERIV。

IamMisanthropos,andhatemankind;

Forthypart,Idowishthouwertadog,ThatImightlovetheesomething。TIMONOFATHENS

Onthefollowingmorning,afterbreakfast,Earnsclifftookleaveofhishospitablefriends,promisingtoreturnintimetopartakeofthevenison,whichhadarrivedfromhishouse。Hobbie,whoapparentlytookleaveofhimatthedoorofhishabitation,slunkout,however,andjoinedhimatthetopofthehill。

\"Ye’llbegaunyonder,Mr。Patrick;feindo’mewillmistrystyoufora’mymothersays。Ithoughtitbesttoslipoutquietlythough,incasesheshouldmislippensomethingofwhatwe’regauntodo——wemaunnavexheratnaerate——itwasamaistthelastwordmyfathersaidtomeonhisdeathbed。\"

\"Bynomeans,Hobbie,\"saidEarnscliff;\"shewellmeritsallyourattention。\"

\"Troth,forthatmatter,shewouldbeassairvexedamaistforyouasforme。Butd’yereallythinkthere’snaepresumptioninventuringbackyonder?——Wehaenaespecialcommission,yeken。\"

\"IfIthoughtasyoudo,Hobbie,\"saidtheyounggentleman,\"I

wouldnotperhapsenquirefartherintothisbusiness;butasIamofopinionthatpreternaturalvisitationsareeitherceasedaltogether,orbecomeveryrareinourdays,Iamunwillingtoleaveamatteruninvestigatedwhichmayconcernthelifeofapoordistractedbeing。\"

\"Aweel,aweel,ifyereallythinkthat,\"answeredHobbiedoubtfully——\"Andit’sforcertaintheveryfairies——Imeantheverygoodneighboursthemsells(fortheysayfolksuldnaca’themfairies)thatusedtobeseenoneverygreenknoweate’en,arenohalfsaeoftenvisibleinourdays。Icannadeponetohavingeverseenanemysell,but,Ianceheardanewhistleahintmeinthemoss,aslikeawhaup[Curlew]asaethingcouldbelikeanither。Andmonyanemyfathersawwhenheusedtocomehamefraethefairsate’en,wi’adrapdrinkinhishead,honestman。\"

EarnscliffwassomewhatentertainedwiththegradualdeclensionofsuperstitionfromonegenerationtoanotherwhichwasinferredInthislastobservation;andtheycontinuedtoreasononsuchsubjects,untiltheycameinsightoftheuprightstonewhichgavenametothemoor。

\"AsIshallanswer,\"saysHobbie,\"yonder’sthecreaturecreepingaboutyet!——Butit’sdaylight,andyouhaveyourgun,andI

broughtoutmybitwhinger——Ithinkwemayventureonhim。\"

\"Byallmannerofmeans,\"saidEarnscliff;\"but,inthenameofwonder,whatcanhebedoingthere?\"

\"Bigginadry-stanedyke,Ithink,wi’thegreygeese,astheyca’thaegreatloosestanes——Odd,thatpassesa’thingIe’erheardtellof!\"

Astheyapproachednearer,Earnscliffcouldnothelpagreeingwithhiscompanion。Thefiguretheyhadseenthenightbeforeseemedslowlyandtoilsomelylabouringtopilethelargestonesoneuponanother,asiftoformasmallenclosure。Materialslayaroundhimingreatplenty,butthelabourofcarryingontheworkwasimmense,fromthesizeofmostofthestones;anditseemedastonishingthatheshouldhavesucceededinmovingseveralwhichhehadalreadyarrangedforthefoundationofhisedifice。Hewasstrugglingtomoveafragmentofgreatsizewhenthetwoyoungmencameup,andwassointentuponexecutinghispurpose,thathedidnotperceivethemtilltheywerecloseuponhim。Instrainingandheavingatthestone,inordertoplaceitaccordingtohiswish,hedisplayedadegreeofstrengthwhichseemedutterlyinconsistentwithhissizeandapparentdeformity。

Indeed,tojudgefromthedifficultieshehadalreadysurmounted,hemusthavebeenofHerculeanpowers;forsomeofthestoneshehadsucceededinraisingapparentlyrequiredtwomen’sstrengthtohavemovedthem。Hobbie’ssuspicionsbegantorevive,onseeingthepreternaturalstrengthheexerted。

\"Iamamaistpersuadedit’stheghaistofastane-mason——seesiccanband-statnesashe’slaidi——Anitbeaman,aftera’,I

wonderwhathewadtakebytheroodtobuildamarchdyke。

There’sanesairwantedbetweenCringlehopeandtheShaws。——

Honestman\"(raisinghisvoice),\"yemakegoodfirmwarkthere?\"

Thebeingwhomheaddressedraisedhiseyeswithaghastlystare,and,gettingupfromhisstoopingposture,stoodbeforetheminallhisnativeandhideousdeformity。Hisheadwasofuncommonsize,coveredwithafellofshaggyhair,partlygrizzledwithage;hiseyebrows,shaggyandprominent,overhungapairofsmalldark,piercingeyes,setfarbackintheirsockets,thatrolledwithaportentouswildness,indicativeofapartialinsanity。

Therestofhisfeatureswereofthecoarse,rough-hewnstamp,withwhichapainterwouldequipagiantinromance;towhichwasaddedthewild,irregular,andpeculiarexpression,sooftenseeninthecountenancesofthosewhosepersonsaredeformed。Hisbody,thickandsquare,likethatofamanofmiddlesize,wasmountedupontwolargefeet;butnatureseemedtohaveforgottenthelegsandthethighs,ortheyweresoveryshortastobehiddenbythedresswhichhewore。Hisarmswerelongandbrawny,furnishedwithtwomuscularhands,and,whereuncoveredintheeagernessofhislabour,wereshaggedwithcoarseblackhair。Itseemedasifnaturehadoriginallyintendedtheseparatepartsofhisbodytobethemembersofagiant,buthadafterwardscapriciouslyassignedthemtothepersonofadwarf,soilldidthelengthofhisarmsandtheironstrengthofhisframecorrespondwiththeshortnessofhisstature。Hisclothingwasasortofcoarsebrowntunic,likeamonk’sfrock,girtroundhimwithabeltofseal-skin。Onhisheadhehadacapmadeofbadger’sskin,orsomeotherroughfur,whichaddedconsiderablytothegrotesqueeffectofhiswholeappearance,andovershadowedfeatures,whosehabitualexpressionseemedthatofsullenmalignantmisanthropy。

ThisremarkableDwarfgazedonthetwoyouthsinsilence,withadoggedandirritatedlook,untilEarnscliff,willingtosoothehimintobettertemper,observed,\"Youarehardtasked,myfriend;allowustoassistyou。\"

Elliotandheaccordinglyplacedthestone,bytheirjointefforts,upontherisingwall。TheDwarfwatchedthemwiththeeyeofataskmaster,andtestified,bypeevishgestures,hisimpatienceatthetimewhichtheytookinadjustingthestone。

Hepointedtoanother——theyraiseditalso——toathird,toafourth——theycontinuedtohumourhim,thoughwithsometrouble,forheassignedthem,asifintentionally,theheaviestfragmentswhichlaynear。

\"Andnow,friend,\"saidElliot,astheunreasonableDwarfindicatedanotherstonelargerthananytheyhadmoved,\"Earnscliffmaydoashelikes;butbeyemanorbeyewaur,deilbeinmyfingersifIbreakmybackwi’heavingthaestanesonylangerlikeabarrow-man,withoutgettingsaemuckleasthanksformypains。\"

\"Thanks!\"exclaimedtheDwarf,withamotionexpressiveoftheutmostcontempt——\"There——takethem,andfattenuponthem!Takethem,andmaytheythrivewithyouastheyhavedonewithme——astheyhavedonewitheverymortalwormthateverheardthewordspokenbyhisfellowreptile!Hence——eitherlabourorbegone!\"

\"Thisisafinerewardwehave,Earnscliff,forbuildingatabernacleforthedevil,andprejudicingourainsoulsintothebargain,forwhatweken。\"

\"Ourpresence,\"answeredEarnscliff,\"seemsonlytoirritatehisfrenzy;wehadbetterleavehim,andsendsomeonetoprovidehimwithfoodandnecessaries。\"

Theydidso。TheservantdispatchedforthispurposefoundtheDwarfstilllabouringathiswall,butcouldnotextractawordfromhim。Thelad,infectedwiththesuperstitionsofthecountry,didnotlongpersistinanattempttointrudequestionsoradviceonsosingularafigure,buthavingplacedthearticleswhichhehadbroughtforhisuseonastoneatsomedistance,heleftthematthemisanthrope’sdisposal。

TheDwarfproceededinhislabours,dayafterday,withanassiduitysoincredibleastoappearalmostsupernatural。Inonedayheoftenseemedtohavedonetheworkoftwomen,andhisbuildingsoonassumedtheappearanceofthewallsofahut,which,thoughverysmall,andconstructedonlyofstonesandturf,withoutanymortar,exhibited,fromtheunusualsizeofthestonesemployed,anappearanceofsolidityveryuncommonforacottageofsuchnarrowdimensionsandrudeconstruction。

Earnscliff;attentivetohismotions,nosoonerperceivedtowhattheytended,thanhesentdownanumberofsparsofwoodsuitableforformingtheroof,whichhecausedtobeleftintheneighbourhoodofthespot,resolvingnextdaytosendworkmentoputthemup。Buthispurposewasanticipated,forintheevening,duringthenight,andearlyinthemorning,theDwarfhadlabouredsohard,andwithsuchingenuity,thathehadnearlycompletedtheadjustmentoftherafters。Hisnextlabourwastocutrushesandthatchhisdwelling,ataskwhichheperformedwithsingulardexterity。

Asheseemedaversetoreceiveanyaidbeyondtheoccasionalassistanceofapassenger,materialssuitabletohispurpose,andtools,weresuppliedtohim,intheuseofwhichheprovedtobeskilful。Heconstructedthedoorandwindowofhiscot,headjustedarudebedstead,andafewshelves,andappearedtobecomesomewhatsoothedinhistemperashisaccommodationsincreased。

Hisnexttaskwastoformastrongenclosure,andtocultivatethelandwithinittothebestofhispower;until,bytransportingmould,andworkingupwhatwasuponthespot,heformedapatchofgarden-ground。Itmustbenaturallysupposed,that,asabovehinted,thissolitarybeingreceivedassistanceoccasionallyfromsuchtravellersascrossedthemoorbychance,aswellasfromseveralwhowentfromcuriositytovisithisworks。Itwas,indeed,impossibletoseeahumancreature,sounfitted,atfirstsight,forhardlabour,toilingwithsuchunremittingassiduity,withoutstoppingafewminutestoaidhiminhistask;and,asnooneofhisoccasionalassistantswasacquaintedwiththedegreeofhelpwhichtheDwarfhadreceivedfromothers,thecelerityofhisprogresslostnoneofitsmarvelsintheireyes。Thestrongandcompactappearanceofthecottage,formedinsoveryshortaspace,andbysuchabeing,andthesuperiorskillwhichhedisplayedinmechanics,andinotherarts,gavesuspiciontothesurroundingneighbours。Theyinsisted,that,ifhewasnotaphantom,——anopinionwhichwasnowabandoned,sinceheplainlyappearedabeingofbloodandbonewiththemselves,——yethemustbeincloseleaguewiththeinvisibleworld,andhavechosenthatsequesteredspottocarryonhiscommunicationwiththemundisturbed。Theyinsisted,thoughinadifferentsensefromthephilosopher’sapplicationofthephrase,thathewasneverlessalonethanwhenalone;andthatfromtheheightswhichcommandedthemooratadistance,passengersoftendiscoveredapersonatworkalongwiththisdwellerofthedesert,whoregularlydisappearedassoonastheyapproachedclosertothecottage。Suchafigurewasalsooccasionallyseensittingbesidehimatthedoor,walkingwithhiminthemoor,orassistinghiminfetchingwaterfromhisfountain。EarnscliffexplainedthisphenomenonbysupposingittobetheDwarf’sshadow。

\"Deilashadowhashe,\"repliedHobbieElliot,whowasastrenuousdefenderofthegeneralopinion;\"he’sowerfarinwi’

theAuldAnetohaveashadow。Besides,\"hearguedmorelogically,\"whaeverheardofashadowthatcambetweenabodyandthesun?andthisthing,beitwhatitwill,isthinnerandtallerthanthebodyhimsell,andhasbeenseentocomebetweenhimandthesunmairthananesortwiceeither。\"

Thesesuspicions,which,inanyotherpartofthecountry,mighthavebeenattendedwithinvestigationsalittleinconvenienttothesupposedwizard,werehereonlyproductiveofrespectandawe。Thereclusebeingseemedsomewhatgratifiedbythemarksoftimidvenerationwithwhichanoccasionalpassengerapproachedhisdwelling,thelookofstartledsurprisewithwhichhesurveyedhispersonandhispremises,andthehurriedstepwithwhichhepressedhisretreatashepassedtheawfulspot。Theboldestonlystoppedtogratifytheircuriositybyahastyglanceatthewallsofhiscottageandgarden,andtoapologizeforitbyacourteoussalutation,whichtheinmatesometimesdeignedtoreturnbyawordoranod。Earnscliffoftenpassedthatway,andseldomwithoutenquiringafterthesolitaryinmate,whoseemednowtohavearrangedhisestablishmentforlife。

Itwasimpossibletoengagehiminanyconversationonhisownpersonalaffairs;norwashecommunicativeoraccessibleintalkingonanyothersubjectwhatever,althoughheseemedtohaveconsiderablyrelentedintheextremeferocityofhismisanthropy,orrathertobelessfrequentlyvisitedwiththefitsofderangementofwhichthiswasasymptom。Noargumentcouldprevailuponhimtoacceptanythingbeyondthesimplestnecessaries,althoughmuchmorewasofferedbyEarnscliffoutofcharity,andbyhismoresuperstitiousneighboursfromothermotives。Thebenefitsoftheselastherepaidbyadvice,whenconsulted(asatlengthheslowlywas)ontheirdiseases,orthoseoftheircattle。Heoftenfurnishedthemwithmedicinesalso,andseemedpossessed,notonlyofsuchasweretheproduceofthecountry,butofforeigndrugs。Hegavethesepersonstounderstand,thathisnamewasElshendertheRecluse;buthispopularepithetsooncametobeCannyElshie,ortheWiseWightofMucklestane-Moor。Someextendedtheirqueriesbeyondtheirbodilycomplaints,andrequestedadviceuponothermatters,whichhedeliveredwithanoracularshrewdnessthatgreatlyconfirmedtheopinionofhispossessingpreternaturalskill。Thequeristsusuallyleftsomeofferinguponastone,atadistancefromhisdwelling;ifitwasmoney,oranyarticlewhichdidnotsuithimtoaccept,heeitherthrewitaway,orsufferedittoremainwhereitwaswithoutmakinguseofit。Onalloccasionshismannerswererudeandunsocial;andhiswords,innumber,justsufficienttoexpresshismeaningasbrieflyaspossible,andheshunnedallcommunicationthatwentasyllablebeyondthematterinhand。Whenwinterhadpassedaway,andhisgardenbegantoaffordhimherbsandvegetables,heconfinedhimselfalmostentirelytothosearticlesoffood。Heaccepted,notwithstanding,apairofshe-goatsfromEarnscliff,whichfedonthemoor,andsuppliedhimwithmilk。