| Some gentlefolks who are fond of ancient days, and what belongs to them,' he said, 'like to buy these keepsakes from our church and ruins. |
| But Cliff, he was ashamed o' being called a tailor, and he was sore vexed as his riding was laughed at, and nobody o' the gentlefolks hereabout could abide him. |
| Hedin was no unwelcome guest in the houses of gentlefolks, and he was often seen at the judge's and the pastor's omber parties. |
| That's three gentlefolks of diverse vocation visiting three strongholds. |
| He was a smooth one to talk, and was a dab at the ways of gentlefolks. |
| The gentlefolks thereabouts were mostly kind to them, but none like him. |
