"That's the history of the glasses," said the tower-keeper Ole,

"and it can be told with lacquer or only with grease; but I give it

On this occasion I chose the general "moving-day" for my visit

to Ole, for on that day it is anything but agreeable down in the

streets in the town; for they are full of sweepings, shreds, and

remnants of all sorts, to say nothing of the cast-off rubbish in which

one has to wade about. But this time I happened to see two children

playing in this wilderness of sweepings. They were playing at "going