Dick's Courage

'A plague upon thee, shrew,' he said. 'When ye be so feeble of hand, ye should keep the closer guard upon your tongue.' But Matcham had stopped his tears. He was as white as a sheet, but he looked Dick steadily in the face and never moved. The strat fell by his side, and he stood irresolute, feeling like a fool. "'Say you were in the wrong, then,' he said lamely. "I'll be hanged before I beat you."'"Tis a great thing to be weak, yet shall none punish you," says match him. You may steal a man's weapons in the hour of need,. Yet may the man

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