Excerpt from The House on the Moor, Vol. 2 of 3

Sam returned victorious, with an Army List, and the Rector's compliments, who would call upon Colonel Sutherland presently, in time to wake up the excellent Colonel, who was a little amazed, and a little amused at himself, to he made aware of that unusual indulgence. Sam had his own word of advice and warning against the deceitful blandishments of the "Ould Hunderd, " with which he went away, flattered and ashamed, but by no means cured of his passion for "sodgering."

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