What did his grandfather tell him After Blenheim?
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Old Kaspar takes the object from Peterkin’s hand and tells to him “with a natural sigh”, as if he is trying to dig up his memories of the past, that what Peterkin has found is a skull. That too not an ordinary skull but a “poor fellow’s skull” who “fell in the great victory.” This is what Peterkin’s grandfather tell him in the poem.
Summary of After Blenheim Poem