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` He can go quite high enough when he pleases ; only , unluckily , a goose of a jackdaw must needs get into the cathedral just as Bill had got to sing the solo in `` As pants the hart ; '' and there he stood staring with his mouth wide open -- and no wonder , for it was sitting on the old stone-king 's head ! Was n't Miles in a rage ; and did n't he vow he 'd never trust a solo to Harewood again if he knew it ! Oh , I say , Wilmet -- Fee , I know ! Do let me bring Bill back with me on Monday morning ; and he could go by the six o'clock train . Oh , jolly ! ' ` But is he really a nice boy , Lance ? ' asked Wilmet , doubtfully .