An' when him get to a distant to a look-out, the gal was at his window sitting down, an' as him look, him see Mr. Goldman was driving coming.
An' him holloa to him mumma:—"Mumma, mumma, my dear love is coming."
An' as John Crow reach the yard the gal was out an' sling Mr. Goldman out the carriage an' escort him right into the house.
An' after John Crow introduce himself to the gal that his name is Mr. Goldman.
An' when John Crow tell the gal so, the gal have a old-witch brother an' says to his sister that that man is John Crow.
An' the gal get vex an' say:—"Oh no, don't use a word like that; it is my dear Mr. Goldman."
An' when the mumma come the gal introduce him to Mr. Goldman, an' tell him that his dear love just come now.
An' Mr. Goldman fix a time when to come back an' get married, and the mother was agree, an' the gal was very glad too.
An', when they settle that, John Crow drive back to his yard.
An' when he is coming back the next night he brought a old-witch boy with him an' hide him half part of the road near the yard, an' tell him that as he see day clearing, he must call him that he may got home before day clear.