rale

Good flute worth more dan ten pounds; rale good blower like dat worth twenty at de bery least.

Rale says that an Englishman would give an Indian a bottle of rum, and get from him in return a large tract of land.

Baxter sent an answer for which Rale expresses great scorn as to both manner and matter.

It was resolved to strike at the root of the evil, seize Rale, and destroy Norridgewock.

Baxter replies to his correspondent vigorously, defends his own Latin, attacks that of Rale, and charges him with losing temper.