G. A. Birmingham, Minnie's Bishop and Other Stories… (1915)
“ How did you catch him?" "Edie," said the dean, "I understand—that is to say I imagine—that these people, Eusebius and his wife, are going back to Letterfrack. They are most objectionable people. We shall stop here for the night so as to avoid falling in with them again." "Certainly, Uncle John," said Edie. "But oh! wasn't it glorious? Just as you said that we should have no adventures this one happened. I never knew anything so splendid. Just fancy! A real highwayman! Perhaps to-morrow we shall meet another. Don't you hope so?" ”
