As soon as the Deaninformed him of the young lady's name and one or two other details he woulddo the magic. 'Oh!' I said to him - Isaid, 'I am quite of your mind, my lord. He rode through the village to the Hall anddismounted. Lord Wellington*turned away and immediately shouted for someone named Thornton to get dinner ready.
demanded that Igive her a paper - a certificate of competence, no less! - testifying to my beliefthat she could do magic. But it is really of very little consequence whetheror not he returned at this or that time or was seen by this or that person. I wish with all my heart, Sir Walter, called out Mr Norrell, that I mightinvite you to come up with me and to see what it is I do, but the curiousnature of this particular magic demands solitude. (They generally (bundthat governing Great Britain was a thirsty business.
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