CHAPTER THIRTY TWO.

HARRY'S HOLIDAY--KING JOHN; OR, THE TALE OF A TUB--SINDBAD; OR, THE DOG

OF PENELLAN.

"Country life,--let us confess it,

Man will little help to bless it,

Yet, for gladness there

We may readily possess it

In its native air.

"Rides and rambles, sports and farming,

Home, the heart for ever warming,

Books and friends and ease,

Life must after all be charming,

Full of joys like these."

Tupper.

"I'm not sure, Ida, that you will like the following story. There is

truth in it, though, and a moral mixed up with it which you may unravel

if you please. I call it--"

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