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"I should be loath to have Monsieur Jean Hugon for hed "I was told at Williao to

the Southern Indians to-morrow, and he with them Perhaps a month or two

of the woods ork a cure"

He fell to playing again, a quiet, plaintive air When it was ended, he

rose and went over to the fire to keep his guest co him

in a mood for silence, presently fell silent hi

structures of his own building in the red hollows between the logs This

mutual taciturnity lasted until the announce the -room the two talked until it was late, and the fire had sunken

to ash and ereed that

the master of Westover should remain with the master of Fair View for a

day or so, at the end of which tientleman would accoth