"Put me in a horsepittle," replied Jo, whispering, "till I was discharged, then giv me a little money--four half-bulls, wot you may call half-crowns--and ses 'Hook it! Nobody wants you here,' he ses. 'You hook it. You go and tramp,' he ses. 'You move on,' he ses. 'Don't let me ever see you nowheres within forty mile of London, or you'll repent it.' So I shall, if ever he doos see me, and he'll see me if I'm above ground," concludes Jo, nervously repeating all his former precautions and investigations.
Allan considers a little, then remarks, turning to the woman but keeping an encouraging eye on Jo, "He is not so ungrateful as you supposed. He had a reason for going away, though it was an insufficient one."

"Put me in a horsepittle," replied Jo, whispering, "till I was discharged, then giv me a little money - four half-crowns - and ses 'Hook it! Nobody wants you here,' he ses. 'You go and tramp,' he ses. 'You move on well out of London, or you'll repent it.' So I shall."
Allan considers a little, then turning to the woman says, "He is not so ungrateful as you supposed. He had a reason for going away."
