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"Besides, it is a very ill-fitting door, Peter"

"I have seen worse"

"And will be very draughty in cold weather"

"A blanket hung across will reood door, can it, Peter?"

Here I lighted"I suppose you make

horseshoes much better than you make doors?" I puffed at ry because I found fault with your

door, are you, Peter?"

"Angry?" said I; "not in the least"

"I ary, Peter?"

"Seldo nothing to say

in answer to this, I sro-head pipe and stared at the

h ato horseshoes," said Charmian at last, "are you

content to be a blacksmith all your days?"

"Yes, I think I am"

"Were you never a itself upon what it falls on--at

least, so Bacon says, and--"

"Oh, bother Bacon! Were you never areat dreamer"