two at night
It would last as long as it had to . Hang it , old Trainard was a man like other men ; and men have to eat and drink ! Old Trainard must needs , therefore , come out of his earth to eat and drink . `` At most , '' said Goussot , `` he can have a few crusts of bread in his pocket , or even pull up a root or two at night . But , as far as drink 's concerned , no go . There 's only the spring . And he 'll be a clever dog if he gets near that . ''