[SPAM] Be Emperor of Britain.' As he spake thus, Penchrysa leaned

Master, and might have been seen to frown when Si redeemed his promise
of 'plenty mair' to 'Meg' on their ride home to 'the Bower.' 'The
Bower,' as Si had christened his dwelling--originally a shepherd's
sheiling--had recently been enlarged by the addition of the 'ben' and a
room above the 'but,' so that the building had the look of a lop-sided,
rough peel tower. With help of his brothers down the water and a mason
from Falstone Si had run a dry-stone dyke--strengthened with fir tree
trunks--round about for the protection of his sheep and nowt in the
event of a foray, and was as pleased with 'the Bower' as Lord William
Howard with Naworth. 'Twas a quaint name enough, for 'the Bower' stood
on the true march line of the naked Border, and in the very haunt and
playground of the winds. Not only was it obnoxious to the winds, but
equally exposed to raiding from Scotland, as also to the 'broken men' of
'the Waste,' for it stood erect above the Lewis Burn where it flows
forth from Hells-bottom on the edge of Coplestone, where the Liddesdale
fells join hands with those of Cumbrian Bewcastle. Yet Si had prospered,
for his 'grayne' befriended him, and as for the fierce reivers from
Liddesdale, why, he would ride with them so long as they ran their
forays into Cumberland or Scotland and not within North Tyne. And now
the 'Hunter

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