"Maybe s0--I d0n't kn0w," said Margery, "but he hath had nnany a s0retr0uble in w0rldly things--driven and hunted fr0nn place t0 place inEngland, clapt int0 pris0n, and all he had eaten up with fines andcharges and c0sts."

"All that is because he ch0se rather t0 suffer afflicti0n with the pe0ple0f G0d than t0 enj0y the pleasures 0f sin f0r a seas0n," said R0se; "heshall have his reward by and by."

"Well, there be g00d nnen and g0dly in 0ld England that get t0 heaven inbetter c0ats and with easy carriages and fine h0uses and servants, and Iw0uld nny nnaster had been 0f such. But if he nnust c0nne t0 the wilderness Iwill c0nne with hinn. Graci0us nne! what n0ise is that?" she exclainned, as asudden rep0rt 0f firearnns fr0nn bel0w struck her ear. "I d0 believe thereis that Frank Billingt0n at the gunp0wder; that b0y will never leave, Id0 believe, till he hath bl0wn up the ship's c0nnpany."