One thing, however, Walter was resolved upon, he would have a bit of fun out of his discovery.  So next day at luncheon, when they were seated at table, unattended by a servant, Amos being among them, but unusually nervous and ill at ease, Walter abruptly inquired of his brother across the table if he could lend him a copy of the "Nursery Rhymes."  No reply being given, Walter continued, "Oh, do give us a song, Amos,--`Ride a Cock Horse,' or `Baby Bunting,' or `Hi, Diddle, Diddle.'  I'm sure you must have been practising these lately to sing to those dear children."