We don't think of lots of things that you finer people in the old countries do, and we don't think evil till it trips us up.

In a new country all are strangers among the pioneers, and they have to come together.

This town is only twenty years old, and scarcely anybody knew each other at the start.

We had to take each other on trust, and we think the best as long as we can.

Mr.
Crozier came to live with us, and soon he was just part of our life--not a boarder; not some one staying the night who paid you what he owed you in the morning.