If he did, I am afraid he wouldn't sleep a wink to-night." "I wish I thought as much of myself as Fitz does," said Henry Fairbanks.

"You can see by his dignified pace, and the way he tosses his head, how well satisfied he is with being Fitzgerald Fletcher, Esq." "I'll bet five cents he won't strut round so much to-morrow afternoon," said Tom, "after his interview with his new cousin.

But hush, boys! Not a word more of this.

There's Fitz coming up the hill.

I wouldn't have him suspect what's going on, or he might defeat our plans by staying away.".