The windows are in. The door between the rooms is taken away, and the stove is set, with the pipe out of the window, after the true pioneer fashion. The stove, however, will put one's ingenuity to work in using, it being second-hand. The furniture, which is the minus quantity, are iron kettles, tea-kettle, spider, shovel and tongs. It is a real Graham supper, with cold water.
Provisions are scarce.
Even the shade of Sylvester Graham might have looked on approvingly. We are in danger of no intermittents from clogged liver at present. So far, so good. We read and write all day. Just at evening walked on the hill above, near the first camping-ground.