suppose ter suco-day,quot; says

    o  er, t ing was

    about  knoural man it would be

    o find.  Vice and disease, w such a sombre moral hue

    over to ance for him.  he was

    about ty-eig Canada and hers

    o ates, and earn money to

    buy a farm  last, perive country.

    in t mould; a stout but sluggis gracefully

    carried,  neck, dark bushy hair, and dull

    sleepy blue eyes, h expression.

    gray clotcoat, and

    co, usually carrying

    o  my house -- for he

    cin pail; cold meats, often cold

    tle wring

    from ; and sometimes he offered me a drink.  he came along

    early, crossing my bean-field, t anxiety or e to

    get to .   a-going to

    care if ly he

    would leave  a

    and

    leave it in ter

    deliberating first for  sink it in

    till nigo dhese

    t by in t;he

    pigeons are!  If  my trade, I could get

    all t I s by ing-pigeons, woodcs,

    partridges -- by gos all I s for a week in

    one day.quot;

    he was a skilful chopper, and indulged in some flourishes and

    ornaments in .   rees level and close to the

    ground, t ts  be more

    vigorous and a sled migumps; and instead of

    leaving a o support

    ao a slender stake or splinter wh

    your  last.

    erested me because  and solitary and so

    entment which overflowed

    at  alloy.  Sometimes I saw

    rees, and  me h a

    laugisfacti