ButatlastJorrocksisthere，andthehoundstrotofftocover。
Sodullhasbeeneverythingonthismorningthateventhatissomething，andmenbegintomakethemselveshappierinthewarmthofthemovement。Thehoundsgointocovert，andaperiodofexcitementiscommenced。Ourfriendwholikeshuntingremarkstohisneighbourthatthegroundisrideable。Hisneighbourwhodoesn\'tlikeitquitesowellsaysthathedoesn\'tknow。Theyremainstandingclosetogetheronaforestridefortwentyminutes，butconversationdoesn\'tgobeyondthat。Themanwhodoesn\'tlikeithaslitacigar，butthemanwhodoeslikeitneverlightsacigarwhenhoundsaredrawing。
Andnowthewelcomemusicisheard，andafoxhasbeenfound。Mr。
Jorrocks，galloppingalongtheridewithmanyoaths，imploresthosearoundhimtoholdtheirtonguesandremainquiet。Whyheshouldtroublehimselftodothis，asheknowsthatnoonewillobeyhisorders，itisdifficulttosurmise。Orwhymenshouldstandstillinthemiddleofalargewoodwhentheyexpectafoxtobreak，becauseMr。Jorrocksswearsatthem，isalsonottobeunderstood。OurfriendpaysnoattentiontoMr。Jorrocks，butmakesfortheendoftheride，goingwithearserect，andlisteningtothedistanthoundsastheyturnupontheturningfox。Astheyturn，hereturns;and，splashingthroughthemudofthenowsoftenedground，throughnarrowtracks，withtheboughsinhisface，listeningalways，nowhoping，nowdespairing，speakingtonoone，butfollowingandfollowed，hemakeshiswaybackwardsandforwardsthroughthewood，tillatlast，wearywithwishingandworking，herestshimselfinsomeopenspot，andbeginstoeathisluncheon。Itisnowpasttwo，anditwouldpuzzlehimtosaywhatpleasurehehasasyethadoutofhisday\'samusement。
Butnow，whiletheflaskisyetathismouth，hehearsfromsomedistantcornerasoundthattellshimthatthefoxisaway。Heoughttohavepersevered，andthenhewouldhavebeennearthem。