"Seems to me," says she, "when he started to git sleepy, he didn't gap ez wide ez he gen'ly doesan' I'm 'feered he's a-gittin' it now."

"Seems to me," says she, "when he started to git sleepy, he didn't gap ez wide ez he gen'ly doesan' I'm 'feered he's a-gittin' it now."

There is, in fact, at this place a gap 5 or 6 miles in breadth in the great system of mountains which extend from the Gulf of St. Lawrence at the Bay des Chaleurs to the river St. Lawrence near the Temiscouata portage.

They could not understand it, but without waiting to understand they half rose, thrust and hauled at the stretcher, dragged it under the wires, heaved it over to where eager hands tore down the sandbags to gap a passage for them.

The light from the Green Sunas now it must be calledshone through the interstices, that gapped the mouldered walls of the old house, giving them the appearance of being wrapped in green flames.