granite boulders on which they lay; the crows sat motionless on the fences; and the clouds were too lazy to move. "Ee takes es gruel without choking, an' doesn't find no bones in't," said Jack Jewell, with a jerk of his left thumb towards Bill. "Ol' Bill's panned out. Ef ee isn't ringer 'is porridg…
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granite boulders on which they lay; the crows sat motionless on the fences; and the clouds were too lazy to move. "Ee takes es gruel without choking, an' doesn't find no bones in't," said Jack Jewell, with a jerk of his left thumb towards Bill. "Ol' Bill's panned out. Ef ee isn't ringer 'is porridge 'as no salt in't," said Tom Wren. "He! he!" giggled a weak little man; "it's like ridin' in a kerridge, an' comin' down to hobblin' on yer own trotters." Peter Amos, a greybeard, shook his head solemnly as he buried his nose in a pannikin of tea, and said, "Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall--that's gospel wisdom;.
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