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"Then I finished, and you hadn't coo without' But all the saet a run in the country!' and that

made me a bit soft like, and I pulled a half-quartern loaf in two and

put all the briled ham that was left in the oing ho and the horse, harnessed his, and whistled to Juno, as keeping very close

to ain

"I shouted and hollered again, and then, as it was got to be quite tireaxy, and pulls out e for Master Shock, for I put it down to hi led you off

"Still you didn't co

fresh as I could see, only sand everywhere; and at last I says to

et out of the pit here,' and

so I started

"Nice tug the hoss had, but she brought it well out on to the hard road,

and there I rested just a quarter of an hour, giving a holler now and

then

"`I'm off!' I says at last, `and theywasn't there