The Cornhill Magazine, Vol. 11: January to June, 1865

Excerpt from The Cornhill Magazine, Vol. 11: January to June, 1865

I slept soundly, Midwinter continued, under my friend the rock. Wheaokeinthc morning, I found a sturdy old man with a fiddle, sitting on one side of me, and two dancing dogs in scarlet jackets on the other. Experience had made me too sharp to tell the truth, when the man put his first questions. He didn't press them - he gave me a good breakthst out of his knapsack, and he let me romp with the dogs. I'll tell you what,' he said, when he had got my confidmee in this manner.

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