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Then he crept up the path to his tent and dropped down on his pneu if he ever would rise from it As he lay there, supperless, with his clothes on, everyof the sensation in his stomach, it seemed incredible that he could be the sa

The series of misfortunes which had befallen hiave no milk but had a vicious disposition He had paid two prices for a pair of locoed horses that did their pulling backward He hadstock to the entire country and seemed destined to play the clown somehohenever Helene Spenceley was in the vicinity His ears grew red to the riht of it

But she had resented Canby's dishonesty for hirateful for anything

The cow grunted as she lay down to her sluround his teeth as he heard her A coyote yapped on a ridge forlornly and the horse on picket coughed and snorted while Wallie, staring at the stars through the entrance, ed his injury and ruminated

Suddenly he sat up on his patent air mattress and shook his fist at the universe: "Canby nor nobody else shall downas old Appel told me I'll show 'em!"

After that he felt better; so much better that he fell asleep immediately, and even the activities of two field-mice, who pulled and snipped at his hair with their sharp teeth in the interests of a nest they were building, only disturbed without awakening him