`` Aright ! '' returned Dick , nodding his head . `` Well , now , '' continued Lawless , `` hear an old fool that hath been nigh-hand everything , and seen nigh-hand all ! Ye go too much on other people 's errands , Master Dick . Ye go on Ellis 's ; but he desireth rather the death of Sir Daniel . Ye go on Lord Foxham 's ; well -- the saints preserve him ! -- doubtless he meaneth well . But go ye upon your own , good Dick . Come right to the maid 's side . Court her , lest that she forget you . Be ready ; and when the chance shall come , off with her at the saddle-bow . '' `` Ay , but , Lawless , beyond doubt she is now in Sir Daniel 's own mansion . '' answered Dick . `` Thither , then , go we , '' replied the outlaw . Dick stared at him . `` Nay , I mean it , '' nodded Lawless . `` And if y ' are of so little faith , and stumble at a word , see here ! '' And the outlaw , taking a key from about his neck , opened the oak chest , and dipping and groping deep among its contents , produced first a friar 's robe , and next a girdle of rope ; and then a huge rosary of wood , heavy enough to be counted as a weapon . `` Here , '' he said , `` is for you . On with them ! ''
And then , when Dick had clothed himself in this clerical disguise , XXXXX produced some colours and a pencil , and proceeded , with the greatest cunning , to disguise his face .
Ay Dick Ellis Foxham Lawless desireth errands first right rosary