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"No bones broken there," he said; and he proceeded then to feel my ribs

"Capital!" he said after a fewthe

matter but a little bark off your forehead, and I'-plaster will set you right after all, and

we sha'n't want the doctor"

"Doctor! Oh! no," I said "My head aches a bit, and that place smarts,

but it will soon be better"

"To be sure it will," he said, nodding pleasantly--"Well, is he

co?"

This was to Ike, who caruffly "Won't be hoets

home"

"That will do," said Old Brownsain?"

"Oh, no!" said Old Brownsmith sarcastically "Let the baskets lie where

they are It doesn't s

You never want any wages!"

"What's the good o' talking to a rowled Ike

"You know you don'tGrant here I'm werry sorry; and a man can't say fairer than

that"