"At all events, your honour, I will carry the quaker in," said Joyce, tossing the stuffed figure on a shoulder.

"I have carved a 'quaker' as an ornament for the gateway, intending to saw it in two, in the middle, and place the pieces, crosswise, over the entrance, as your honour has often seen such things in garrisonslike the brass ornaments on the artillery caps, I mean, your honour.

If your honour will excuse the liberty, I would respectfully suggest that it might be well to set the quaker on his legs, and plant him at the gate, as an exhorter.