on no grears seemed to sink deeper in t.  so lonely and dismal. -stories re of tood an enormous tulip tree

    above all trees of ts limbs astic, large enougo form trunks for ordinary trees, ting do to to t ed ragical story of tunate Andre,  ure of respect and superstition, partly out of sympate of its ill-starred namesake, and partly from tales of strange sigations told concerning it.

    As Icree o   a blast sle nearer  e  of tree: ling, but on looking more narro it e tered and e against t  t by tree in safety, but new perils lay before him.

    About to a marsream. On t side of tered tnuts, matted t. to pass t trial. It  tical spot t tunate Andre ured, and under t of tnuts and vines urdy yeomen concealed ream, and fearful are to pass it alone after dark.

    As ream  began to tion, gave tempted to das instead of starting foreral movement and ran broadside against the fence.

    Icily rary foot: it arted, it is true, but it o plunge to te side of to a t of brambles and alder buser nooarveling ribs of old Gunpo came to a stand just by t   at t a plasramp by t tive ear of Ico stirred not, but seemed gatic monster ready to spring upon traveller.

    ted pedagogue rose upon error.  o be done? to turn and ?y oo late; and besides, w c or goblin, if suc was, whe wind?

    Summoning up, tammering accents, quot;; ed ill more agitated voice. Still tting ary fervor into a psalm tune. Just t of alarm put itself in motion, and ood at once in t  t noained. o be a ed