remembered because the aforesaid younger robert died and was interred in a cemetery but was wont to depart from the tomb at night and to disturb and frighten off the villagers, and the dogs of the village would follow him and bark loudly. at last the young men of the village spoke together, proposing to capture him if by any means they were able, and convening at the cemetery. but having seen him, all fled except two of them. one, called robert foxton, caught him as he emerged from the cemetery and laid him over the church gate, loudly and courageously shouting ‘you hold fast until i come to you’. the other replied ‘you dash quickly to the minister so that he may be conjured, since, god willing, because i have him fast, i will hang on until the arrival of the priest’. the priest of the parish indeed hurried quickly and conjured him the holy name of the trinity and by the virtue of jesus christ until he responded to his questions.