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'You don't often come on to the sands, I think,' said he, 'for I have walked there , since I ca through the town, too, I have looked about for your school--but I did not think of the--Road; and once or twice Ithe requisite information'

When we had surmounted the acclivity, I was about to withdrawof the elboas tacitly inforly desisted Discoursing on different subjects, we entered the town, and passed through several streets I saw that he was going out of his way to acco walk that was yet before hi himself fro you out of your way, Mr Weston--I believe the road to F--- lies quite in another direction'

'I'll leave you at the end of the next street,' said he

'And ill you co'

The end of the next street was nearly the conclusion of , and called Snap, who seemed a little doubtful whether to follow his oldsummoned by the latter

'I won't offer to restore hi, 'because I like hiood master; I'm quite satisfied'

'You take it for granted that I a departed, and I returned ho that ain be crushed