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He bowed and retired . `` I should not have remembered him again , '' the magistrate who had been the chief speaker said after he had left the room , `` had it not been for that villainous cast in his eyes . I remember noticing it when he was here last time , and wondered that Von Aert should like to have a man whose eyes were so crossways about him ; otherwise I do not recall the face at all , which is not surprising seeing that I only saw him for a minute or two , and noticed nothing but that abominable squint of his . '' Ned walked back to his inn , ordered his horse to be saddled at two o'clock , and partook of a hearty meal . Then paying his reckoning he went out and mounted his horse . As he did so three men in green doublets and red hose rode up and took their places behind him . On arriving at the prison he dismounted , and handing his horse to one of his followers entered .