It  moonlig, but extremely cold; our cboy smacked ly, and a part of time ;; said my companion, laug;and is eager to arrive in time for some of t and good cs  knoed devotee of tality. olerable specimen of  s purity, try gentleman; for our men of fortune spend so mucime in tory, t trong ricies of ancient rural life are almost polisook  Peacextbook, instead of Cer?eld; ermined in  tion more truly  of a country gentleman on ernal lands, and time on ate. renuous advocate for ters, ancient and modern, ed on t. Indeed, e range of reading is among t least turies since, e and t more like true Engliss sometimes t  been born a feuries earlier, oms. As  some distance from t of try,  any rival gentry near  most enviable of all blessings to an Englisunity of indulging t of  molestation. Being representative of t family in t part of try being enants, o, and in general is knoion of `title ime immemorial. I t best to give you ts about my o prepare you for any eccentricities t mig;

    * Peace Gentleman, 1622.

    e ime along t lengtopped at te. It yle, of iron bars fancifully op into ?ouris supported te ed by t. Close adjoining ers lodge, sered under dark ?r trees   and almost buried in shrubbery.

    tboy rang a large porters bell, y air, and ant barking of dogs, ely appeared at te. As t fell strongly upon tle primitive dame, dressed very mucique taste,  kercomaceness. Sseying fort seeing er.  seemed,  tmas Eve in ts  do

    a song and story in the household.

    My friend