As for Enoch Hoyle, that worthy pillar of Pole Moor, he began to put in a vast amount of time at Wrigley Mill Fold, and it was openly said all through Diggle that he offered to Mary his stout old heart and not quite empty hand. But all the information on this point that Jim could glean was to be gathered from Mary's trite remark that "there's no fooil like an old fooil." [THE END.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Miriam, by Daniel Frederick Edward Sykes