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"But if we take you on as pilot, my friend," said I to the pilot as at length we arose, "how shall we get out our letters after all?" "Thass hall right," replied he, "my cousin, Richard Barrière she's cousin of Jean Lafitte too, heem she'll was my partner on the s'rimp, an' she'll was come hon the light, here, heem, to-mor', yas, heem." "And would you give the letters to Mr.
"Come along, Mynton; Hunt, now mind you try and lame that big beast of a raw-boned charger among these gutters, will you? I'm off, Jennings; meet me, do you hear, at the Croft to-mor " So the three friends galloped away; and John Vincent really felt more light-hearted and happy than at any time the week past, for having so properly got rid of a welcome bit of gold.
I didn' ask him how many shildren he had and he didn' ask me if I was a Benedictine or a or a pony of brandy thass pretty good. Hope I can rememmer it to-mor'." Kedzie smiled, but not at his boozy pun. She seemed more comfortable. She fell asleep. Next to being innocent, being absolved is the most soothing of sensations. The next morning that parrot, still unmurdered, woke Kedzie early.
"You ain't too young to die, even ef you is too ole to learn. Only I trust an' prays dat you won't be blamin' nobody but yo'se'f 'bout this time day after to-mor' evenin' w'en de sexton of Mount Zion Cullud Cemetery starts pattin' you in de face wid a spade." "Unc' Bill, you said a moufful den," added Tallow Dick.
He had gone to his warm nest and been there only two minutes, when he said to himself, as he gaped, "If it would only rain so hard that I wouldn't have to go to school to-mor " Here the angel of sleep came along, and, putting his hand on the eyes of a tired boy, closed them and drowned in sweet oblivion all his school anxieties. It rained through the night. It rained all the next day.
Two days of hunger weigh heavy when the cold weakens, and they grew gaunt and fell away in their features. "I'm glad we've got another feed for the dogs," remarked Willard. "We can't let them run hungry, even if we do." "I t'ink she's be hall right to-mor'," ventured Pierre. "Thees ain't snow jus' win'; bimeby all blow hout. Sacre! I'll can eat 'nuff for 'ole harmy."
And while peace and plen-ty I find at my board, With a heart free from sick-ness and sor-row, With my friends will I share what to-day may af-ford, And let them spread the ta-ble to-mor-row. To-mor row', to-mor "Do hold thy horning, Jan!" said Oak; and turning upon Poorgrass, " as for you, Joseph, who do your wicked deeds in such confoundedly holy ways, you are as drunk as you can stand."
Lanty immediately did so, and aided him to sit nearly upright in the bed. "The tumbler, Lanty Lanty, my lad, 'let us eat, drink, and be mer ry, for to-mor row we die; here's the glor , pio , and immor I, memo , hi-p, hi-p-p! And now I swore th at I wo uld die whistling it, and by that oath I will." He then looked around, and seemed to recover himself a little.
Peter, do not let this scene be lost. Remember it." "Oh, Father dear, can I ever forget it? can I ever forget seein' my darlin' in sich agony?" "Pether," said the sick woman, "will you get the car ready for to-mor to-morrow till I look at that piece o' land that Dan bought, before he he closes the bargain?" "Father, jewel!" said Pether, "can't you get the world banished out of her heart?
To-mor-row, to-mor-row! And while peace and plen-ty I find at my board, With a heart free from sick-ness and sor-row, With my friends will I share what to-day may af-ford, And let them spread the ta-ble to-mor-row. To-mor-row', to-mor
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