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"And I've come back to lay my bones in Sunwich Churchyard," he concluded, pathetically; "that is, when I've done with 'em." "A lot of things'll happen before then," said Hardy. "I hope so," rejoined Mr. Nugent, piously; "my desire is to be buried by my weeping great-grandchildren. In fact, I've left instructions to that effect in my will all I have left, by the way."

Things'll never be the same here again, Kitty dear, and we've all got on so well; with him so considerate of every one, and a good friend always, and just one of us, and his sickness making him seem like our own, and " "Oh, hush will you hush, mother!" interposed Kitty sharply.

"Ah, the inn-keeper's a funny fellow, there we've been begging for things and got nothing but kicks in return; and then he brings everything himself! He's up to something, I'm afraid. Well, whatever it may be the things'll taste none the worse for it!" Lars Peter was not in the least touched by the gift. Whatever it might be at all events it did not end with Christmas.

Mason," said Frank, rather impatiently; for he felt that Mrs. Mason had no right to interfere in his father's arrangements. "Well, well, we'll see!" said Mrs. Roxana, shaking her head significantly. "If you'll look in your Bible, you'll read about 'the haughty spirit that goes before a fall. I'm sure I wish you well enough. I hope that things'll turn out better'n they're like to.

'I've nae umburella, she said, piteously regarding her fine feathers. 'Ma things'll be ruined. 'I'll get ye a cab, he said after some hesitation induced less by consideration of the expense than by the sheer novelty of the proceeding. Ere she could respond he was gone. Not without trouble and a thorough drenching he discovered a decrepit four-wheeler.

Then came a quick patter, patter, patter, swish, swish, and a storm of rain descended on them. "If you'll get out, miss, and go into the house, I'll take the mare and the carriage round and put them under shelter, or the cushions and things'll be soaking wet by the time the doctor comes out."

My boy, the great game of life is to fight hard, and never to give in. If you keep your eyes open, things'll happen that'll bring what you want." He stood up, striking a match to light his cigar. It was dusk, and the light of the match gave a curious, fantastic glimmer to his powerful, weird, haggard face. He was like some remnant of a great life, loose in a careless world.

"If you attempt to get in here again till Doc returns I'll throw you out just the same again, if I have to do it twenty times," Peter declared. Then he turned back to the men at the bar. "I feel mean havin' to do it," he said, almost shamefacedly. "Only I guess things'll be more comfortable all round now." "Thanks, Peter," said Jim simply, holding out his hand. Peter took it and wrung it.

She's a Jonah, a Hoodoo to us all to this place. She's got rotten luck all over her and you brought her here. You needn't try an' sling mud at me fer handing them the rot-gut the boys ask for. Get that woman out of the place and things'll level up right away." The man's rudeness still seemed to have no effect. "But all this doesn't seem to fit in with with this affair to-night," the Padre argued.

Widden a lesson on the following evening, but cautioned him sternly against imitating the display of brotherly fondness of which, in a secluded lane, he had been a wide-eyed observer. "When you've known her as long as I have nineteen years," said Mr. Letts, as the other protested, "things'll be a bit different. I might not be here, for one thing." By exercise of great self-control Mr.