off this done about me like black and white ing till i longed to punch their heads they pull my coat off and my trousers then thej me into bed this done first one m a run and me in and over ma then like a ram and me in looks at the work and puts the artful at tlie and behold me and then the beneficent with a ty grin that to turn them all ivory i could not believe my senses x had never been tucked in since my mother s time in the morning ont and came down to breakfast took leave of the good who appointed two of my ni t see me out of the wood mode my how to the ladies and away with a heart the conducted me clear of the wood and set me on the broad road then came one of the a poor fellow has to i had friends with the poor and vl h � � them and a little would have so for with them i have often the bitterness of ty bat never i do think as when i parted with my poor at the edge of the wood and was breed to see them go home without a i wish these words could travel across the water and my good host might read them and see i have not forgotten him all these years but dear heart yon may be sure he is not upon the earth now it is years ago and a man tliat had the heart io a stranger and a wanderer why he would ha one of the first to go we and up and down the united states of america on onr return to she loose at midnight slipped into tha town took np the trees on the and them flat went into the market broke into a vegetable shop the entire stock next to a s k a carriage wheel opened the door stripped the cushions and we found her eating the one day at noon we ourselves fourteen miles from the town i its name we had to play in that very night mr had gone on to etc and it ns to be marching after him at this old tom being rather a strong desire to by jack of all trades ho quite and refuses ms brandy and was in no condition to fled with thus if co helpless for an or two we arrive too late for the night s and her off all the while x threatened our two brandy but in vain stuck and sucked was in despair and being in de came to a desperate resolution to try and master myself then a nd were and these i told my started hack aghast he in the light of a madman are jou tired of your life said he i was seven was np i was enraged with my and i was tired of waiting so many years the slave of a q is whose master was a brute are driven with a rod of steel sharpened at the end foot from the end of this weapon is large hook by sticking this hook into an elephant s ear and you make her sensible which wi yon want her to go and persuade h to armed with this tool i walked up to s shed and in the harsh and brutal voice i could bade her come out the shed bnt hesitated i toward i mc very slowly beasts such as lions and great is the thing think for them don t give them time to think or thoughts may he evil i had learned this so i introduced myself by driving the steel into a ribs and then her ear while looked down from a first story window if had known how my was beating she would have killed me then and there but observing no hesitation on my part she it oil as a matter of co walked with me like a lamb i found alone her on the road and fourteen miles of it before us it was a serious situation but i was ripe for it now all the old women s stories and traditions about an elephant s character had been driven out of me by experience and washed with blood i had s art i had got what the fi call the riddle key of and that key was steel on we marched the best of were a number of little hills on the road and as we mounted one a to appear behind us on the crest of the lost between ns and the sky this was the gallant for his s fate bnt desirous of not it if adverse and still the worthy and i marched on the best of friends about a mile out of the town she put out her trunk and tried to it round me in a caressing way i met this by driving the steel into her till the blood out of her if i not the have killed me in the course of the next five minutes whenever she relaxed her speed i drove the steel into her when the afternoon sun smiled on ob and the poor thing felt nature stir in her heart and b an to in her awful clumsy way the great globe i drove the steel into her if i had not i should not be here to relate and w � her stage to tl and delight t strode up with her their ecstasy was great think that the whole business was longer at a s mercy but how did you manage how er did ye win her heart with this said i and showed them the bloody steel wo had not been in the town half by jack of all trades an hour before tom george came in they e not so drunk bnt 