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lovely visions of the landscape which lay about hie youth leaves the ho on itself, the overhanging alders and

s, the fringe of levelagainst the sky, with here and there on their

suht and peace of the

different seasons, of , never forsake

him To think of them is not a mere luxury; their presence modifies

the whole of his life

'I don't see how it is to benear London as I'd give two pins to see There's Richmond as

ent to one Sunday; it was no better, toat a picture I'd ever soacross

the turnips by the footpath from Darkin home'

'Couldn't we, for once in a way, stay soht as well be two,' said Mrs Marshall; 'Saturday and Sunday'

'Two,' said Madge; 'I vote for two'

'Wait a bit, my dears, we're a precious aard lot to fit in--

Marshall and his wife me and you and Miss Clara and the baby; and

then there's Baruch, who's odd man, so to speak; that's three

bedroo--'