’ ‘Do you take me for a fool, Hilary?’ demanded his betrothed. The students passed Juicy Fruit sticks and notes back and forth, bartering various forms of social currency. But not once in these ten years had they borne blossom or fruit. Kneebone's man is in the shop," said Rachel; "he'll take it. "Would you expose yourself to fresh risk? If it hadn't been for her you wouldn't have been placed in your late jeopardy. The Master of the Mint, with whom the Jacobite captain had often had transactions before, vouched for their being men of honour and loyalty; and Kneebone was so well satisfied with his representations, that he at once closed the matter by administering to the applicants the oath of allegiance and fidelity to King James the Third, and several other oaths besides, all of which those gentlemen took with as little hesitation as the sum of money, afterwards tendered, to make the compact binding. Unless he has dealings with the devil, he could never have done this alone.
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