on, and a salutation in Canadian

    Frenchough he spoke English as well.  hen I approached him he

    would suspend he

    trunk of a pine whe inner

    bark, roll it up into a ball and c while he laughed and

    talked.  Sucs  he

    sometimes tumbled doer at

    anytickled him.  Looking round upon

    trees ;By George!  I can enjoy myself well

    enoug no better sport.quot;  Sometimes, w

    leisure,

    pistol, firing salutes to  regular intervals as he walked.

    In ter  noon he warmed his coffee in

    a kettle; and as  on a log to eat he chickadees

    imes come round and alig the

    potato in  ;liked to tle

    fellers about ;

    In he animal man chiefly was developed.  In physical

    endurance and contentment o the rock.  I

    asked  sometimes tired at niger working

    all day; and h a sincere and serious look,

    quot;Gorrappit, I never ired in my life.quot;  But tellectual and

    ual man in .

    ructed only in t innocent and ineffectual way in

    eache pupil

    is never educated to t only to the

    degree of trust and reverence, and a c made a man, but

    kept a cure made rong body and

    contentment for ion, and propped h

    reverence and reliance, t  live out hreescore years

    and ten a cicated t no

    introduction o introduce han if you

    introduced a o find

    as you did.   play any part.  Men paid him wages for

    he never exchanged