And I have heard much of the kindness of this country toward strangers." It was not our way in Virginia to allow persons of any breeding to put up at public taverns.

We took them to our homes.

I have seen a hundred horses around my father's barns during the Quarterly Meetings of the Society of Friends.

Perhaps we did not scrutinize all our guests over-closely, but that was the way of the place.

I had no hesitation in saying to Mr.Orme that we should be glad to entertain him at Cowles' Farms.