Father Richie can keep a secret.
:" knows what knows,


But Wilma tell you.n
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a. knows what knows,


But Wilma tell youn
We will not say how many milk-pans we counted
in the cool dairy of the lady Of the mansion


CHAPTER YIN.
Father Richie describes he joishins state cf Farme,


Bidir's " acres"
We saw, too, something of his three hundred
acre farm. Nor when We witnessed the pans he
had taken to lime the land, were we much surprised
at the luxurlance OF the growing corn which seem
ingy defies the drought Of the season, and fairly
promises eight or ten barrels TO the acre. throughout
the field. But 1t is time to leave the farmer in the
midst OF his improving grounds and his generous
pursuits


Father Ritchie IS IN danger Of breaking the tenth


mandmenf


While strollIng over this elegant rctrea, from the
hustle OF the world, we could scarcely hep envying
the blessings which it coDfers upon its occupant.


CHAPTER xv
Father Rtchie wrffss short but uey melancholy chapter
We are born to earn our bread by the sweat Of
our brow.


CHAPTER rvI.


90, then tits time TO look forward


And back like the hunted hare,


And to watch as the little bird watches.


When tho falcon is in the ar.r
And though, when it becomes necessary, it is the
duty OF every good citizen to watch over his coun-
Try, (and such country as this y yet happy is he
VINO can generally enjoy such retreat, and is able
70 ieaye behind hlm the hot and dusty OF pub
CHAPTER XVII.
, . - Happy .Jervu ~
francis r Blair has played, with distinguished
success, difficult character in the drama Of public
Ife. lie IS crowned with laures which ne has fair.
y acquired, and enjoys the recollection of his ser
vices in this delightful abode. Such man in such
situation, reminds OF the sun in his evening de
clinaton-dazzing less, but pleasing more.
Such is the felicltous manner in which Father
Ritche has handed down to posterity, Farmer Blair
and his acres, and his pigs, and his poultry and hi.