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I did not understand it at the time, but that accident made ly carter and packer,

for after his fashion he tookthe tiain over that way of speaking of the

ardener, but whenever I write "Mr Brownsentleman," it does not seem natural Old Brownsmith it alas, and

I should not have been surprised to have seen his letters come by the

postman directed Old Brownsmith

Ike used to look quite pleasant when I was busy near hi pleased hi, or planting, to move a ladder, or lift

a basket, or perforth

All the sa it

I had been at the garden about a hen Old Browns so a good price," he said, "and I shall try a few

sieves to-, Grant"

"Yes, sir," I said, for the sound of apple-picking was pleasant

"I suppose if I were to send you up one of the apple trees with a

basket, you would throw yourself out and break one of your limbs"