] {Of great use to stop wranglers in disputes, but of little use to the discovery of truths.

" The surviving twin (a senior wrangler of Cambridge) adds:"A fact struck all our school contemporaries, that my brother and I were complementary, so to speak, in point of ability and disposition.

We have thus selected two points of history as the short answer to the cry, "You can never reconstruct the Union," which History, the impartial judge on the bench, pronounces to the wranglers at the bar below.

He sent my uncle into the parlour, and said, he would manage the little wrangler by himself.

" "Not with two guides, a cook, and a horse-wrangler on your pay-rolland a hospital bill as big as Geikie staring you in the face?" argued Stevens, who had been sick for three months.

The other belongs to Kearney, dude-wrangler up the valley.