to bed," for the occasion seemed especially favorable for this

sport. They crept under the straw, and drew an old bit of ragged

curtain over themselves by way of coverlet. "It was splendid!" they

said; but it was a little too strong for me, and besides, I was

obliged to mount up on my visit to Ole.

"It's moving-day to day," he said; "streets and houses are like

a dust-bin- a large dust-bin; but I'm content with a cartload. I may

get something good out of that, and I really did get something good