A cabman, who had gone inside the church to see "the wedding," exclaimed, as Bijou passed up the aisle: "Bless my soul! but ain't she a pretty one---the bride?" Whereupon one of Farmer Lavenue's day-labourers replied: "I believe you. And I can tell you what--she's as good as she is pretty--she is! And even better nor that!" THE END. _Printed by Cowan & Co., Limited, Perth._ * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Missing or incorrect punctuation fixed. Hyphenated and non-hyphenated versions of same words retained when occurring equally. Unusual spellings retained, but obvious misspellings corrected. P.38: "bruta tenderness" to "brutal tenderness" P.65 and 6: "anyrate"(2) to more frequent "any rate" (11) P.292: "got o st" to "got lost"