"_Young gentlemen sitting in a pot-house at high noon_" 72 "_A gentleman permanently in temporary difficulties_" 74 "_A jackal is a man generally of good address_" 81 "_The Bowery is the most marvellous thoroughfare in the world_" 85 "_More and stranger wares than uptown people ever heard of_" 89 "_Probably the edibles are in the majority_" 91 "_The Polish Jews with their back-yards full of chickens_" 93 "_The Anarchist Russians_" 94 "_The Scandinavians of all sorts who come up from the wharfs_" 96 "_Through the rich man's country_" 108 "_A convenient way through the woods_" 112 "_The lonely old trapper who had dwelt on that mountain_" 114 "_Malvina Dodd * * * took the winding track that her husband had laid out_" 118 "_Here the old man would sit down and wait_" 120 "_He did a little grading with a mattock_" 121 "_The laborers found it and took it_" 125 "_The tinkers * * * and the rest of the old-time gentry of the road_" 128 "_I used to go down that path on the dead run_" 131 "_'I'm Latimer,' said the man on the horse_" 139 "_That boy of Penrhyn's--the little one with the yellow hair_" 143 "_Lanterns and hand lamps dimly lit up faces_" 149 "_The river, the river,--oh, my boy_!" 152 "_The father leaned forward and clutched the arms of his chair_" 155 "_They had just met after a long beat_" 164 "_Half a dozen men naked to the waist scrubbing themselves_" 167 "_The mother knew that her lost child was found_" 173 "_The desperate young men of the bachelor apartments_" 180 "_The hot, lifeless days of summer in your town house_" 183 "_'That's no Johnny-jumper!'_" 185 "_Other local troubles_" 189 "_You send for Pat Brannigan_" 192 "_A little plain strip of paper headed 'Memorandum of sale'_" 200 JERSEY AND MULBERRY I found this letter and comment in an evening paper, some time ago, and I cut the slip out and kept it for its cruelty: TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING ----.