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From the white quarter he procured a facile lad who could read and write,

and who, through too land Hian a

correspondence with friends in England, as well as a long poe Mr Pope a rival and of occupying

the raceful, the

poe for the

next word that should fall fro that he

dropped asleep When he awoke, Mr Haas slowly tearing into bits the

work that had been done on the poem "It will have to wait upon my mood,"

he said "Seal up the letter to Lord Hervey, boy, and then begone to the

fields If I want you again, I will send for you"

The next day he proposed to hih and see his

acquaintances there But even as he crossed the room to strike the bell