uot;I   me.”

    quot;Prince gro you? quot; Pa said.

    quot;Yes,quot; said Aunt Eliza.

    quot;So tarted on again to; Uncle Peter  on. quot;But Prince jumped into t tention to alking and scolding.  kept on seetried to get past  in front of   scared her.”

    quot;I s ; Ma said.

    quot; o bite me, said Aunt Eliza. quot;I believe he would have.”

    quot;I never ; said Ma. quot; on earth did you do?”

    quot;I turned rigo t Eliza answered.

    quot;Of course Prince rangers,quot; said Uncle Peter. quot;But o Eliza and t perfectly safe to leave t understand it at all. quot;After s into t pacing around it and groime sarted to open t her and snarled.”

    quot;; said Ma.

    quot;ts ,quot; Aunt Eliza said. quot;I didnt knoo do. t up in t daring to go out. And  er. I couldnt even get any snoo melt. Every time I opened ted like ear me to pieces.”

    quot;; Pa asked.

    quot;All day, till late in ternoon,quot; Aunt Eliza said. quot;Peter aken t him.”

    quot;Along late in ternoon,quot; Uncle Peter said, quot; quiet, and lay do of t o try to slip past  to ter.

    quot;So sly, but of course  a tracks of a panther.”

    quot;tracks  Eliza.

    quot;Yes, Uncle Peter said, quot;racks  I ever saracks.  big oak over ting for some animal to come ter. Undoubtedly he would have dropped down on her.

    quot;Nigracks, and s e any time getting back to ter. Prince follohen.”

    quot;I took o t; Aunt Eliza said, quot;and ayed inside,