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I felt sick, and ht overof confusion, in the midst of which a cool

hand was laid uponround fast"

I lay quite still for some time, and at last I exclaimed: "What's the e voice

"I know," I cried excitedly "Did you get hiht, and so are you, Grant, my lad," said Mr

Solomon; and just then the room see to?"

"Yes He's all right"

Then I felt that I rong about some one else, and that it was that

accident with the cart tipping up at Old Brownsmith's, and it was I who

was hurt

That all passed away like a cloud, and et Master Courtenay out?" I said

"Yes, my lad, he is quite safe," said a quick sharp voice, which its

owner see iddy

"Lie still, my lad," he said kindly "Don't disturb hiain"

He shook hands with oing to shake hands with the brave