CHAPTER XXXIII.
TIME TO STOP.
About a week after this letter was written, Kate said to Harry: "You really ought to have Aunt Matilda's roof mended.

There are several holes in it.

I think her house ought to be made tight and warm before winter; don't you ?" "Certainly," said Harry.

"I'll get some shingles and nail them over the holes to-morrow." The next day was Saturday, and a rainy day.

About ten o'clock Harry went to Aunt Matilda's cabin with his shingles and a hammer and nails.