And Jagger is even better than Dylan at evoking the darker emotions: fear, confusion, paranoia, lust.

Jagger came waddling down to the landing, his great dog at his heels.

And because that was the year the Spanish galleon was wrecked on Jagger Rock.

It may be difficult,” he said, by and by, “to fix this wreck upon Jagger.

Yet he endeavoured to assume an indifferent air while he asked the jagger whether there were no news in the country.

Jagger was a north-country name for a man who worked draught-horses for hire.