Miss Howe to Clarissa.

I'll let you meet Billy Howe of the Bijou.

So Burgoyne set off for the Hudson, expecting to get into touch with Howe at Albany.

And let me have cause to bless you and Miss Howe in the same breath.

ides Miss Howe for her rash, though friendly vow.

It was the acting of Edmund Kean in "Richard III." which first filled Daddy Howe with the desire to go on the stage.

"This was pronounced with a voice of such power, that its tones might have reached almost to the Briton's camp, and struck upon the ear of Howe as the prophetic inspiration of one whose keen eye had read from the dark tablets of futurity.

[The Lady, after having given to Miss Howe on the particulars contained in Mr. Lovelace's last letter, thus expresses herself:] A principal consolation arising from these favourable appearances, is, that I, who have now but one only friend, shall most probably, and if it be not my own fault, have as many new ones as there are persons in Mr. Lovelace's family; and this whether Mr. Lovelace treat me kindly or not.

Then she went back to the house to converse upon domestic matters with Mrs. Howe until the shrilling of the donkey whistle brought forty-odd lumberjacks swinging down the trail.

A mile beyond this interesting relic of Roman times is the manor house of Cassey Compton, built by Sir Richard Howe about the middle of the seventeenth century.