CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE.

A jerk! Then a hasty movement. I must have left the window open, and a

fly or a beetle had got in and was tickling my ear. Now it was on my

cheek--then on the other cheek--my neck again--my ear--my eyes--and

now--

"Ertchsshaw--ertchsshaw!" It was right on my nose, and I start up to

brush it away, and in the gloom recognise the figure of Pomp, who burst

into a roar of laughter.

"Mass' George tiddle lil nigger; now lil nigger tiddle Mass' George."

"Why, Pomp," I said, sitting up and staring, "I--I thought I was at

home."

"No, Mass' George. Home long a way. Been sleep, and Pomp been sleep."

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