... of the bag. No use attmnpting to stuff the animal in again; and seeing it is not, he rejoins, laughingly- Well, mother; to speak the truth, I ha'nt been to the Ferry at all. An' I must ask you to forgie me for practisin' a trifle o' deception on ye-that ...

... introduced the bustar officer is not un- .known to her by name, with sonie repute of hisheroisus fbesides. His appearance Speaks for itself, making suchI in- I . pression upon the lady as to set her pencil at work inscribing his name on hor card for several ...

... when one's feelin' out e' sorts-jest as if they wanted to make tbinvs worse, Hark! D'd ye' hear that,Captain I did.' They speak of a sound that has reached their ears from below-down the river. Both show agitation, but most the waterman; for it re- sembled ...