They very soon mends them.

It is the one as goes away that gets a deal the worst of it.

I am sure I don't know whatever I shall do, without the old work to attend to.

But it will get on just as well without me." "No, it won't," replied Faith, looking at him very sadly, and shaking her head at such cynical views; "nothing will be the same, when you are gone, Daniel; and you ought to have more consideration." "I am going with a good man, at any rate," he answered, "the freest-minded gentleman that ever came to these parts.

Squire Carne, of Carne Castle, if you please, miss." "Mr.Caryl Carne!" cried Faith, in a tone which made Daniel look at her with some surprise.