"And he really saved her life ?" "He did," the sergeant replied.

"But for his pluck and promptitude she must have been drowned.

A moment's hesitation on his part, and nothing could have saved her." "I made up my mind last night," the squire said, "to do something for him.

I have seen him before, and was much struck with him." "Then, in that case, squire, I think the thing could be managed.

If the lad were sent to a good school, his mother might undertake the management of Aggie.