Hirst

Speaking to The Guardian about Banksy's work, Hirst praised the pseudonymous graffiti artist.

That was exactly what Hewet had been doing for the last half-hour, but he did not find Hirst sympathetic at the moment.

Hirst saw the pig do this several times, and he determined to stop the little game.

This passage has been overlooked by Randall, and naturally by Mr. Hirst, who follows Randall very closely here as elsewhere.

"Now that young man is clever enough," she added, nodding at Hirst, who came past with Miss Allan on his arm.

Hirst had no particular wish to describe them, but when he began to consider them he found himself soothed and strengthened.