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"The Chevalier shall hear of this," whispered the woollen-draper. And then came the vile experience of being forced and borne along the street to the police-station. It appeared from what he said that he had been captured when asleep,—that his liquor had been drugged,—otherwise, he would never have allowed himself to be taken alive. Here, according to another old custom, already alluded to, a criminal taken to execution was allowed to halt at a tavern, called the Crown, and take a draught from St. Perceiving he was about to take leave, Kneebone ventured to ask whom he had had the honour of addressing.
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