Besides there is more than fifteen dollars, for there is the interest." The money had been put out at interest in the village.
"Well," said Albert, "and I can make the rest of the furniture that we shall need, this winter.

I shall have a shop near the house.

I have got the tools already." Thus all was arranged.

Albert built his house on the spot which Mary Erskine thought would be the most pleasant for it, the week after her visit to the land.

Three young men from the neighborhood assisted him, as is usual in such cases, on the understanding that Albert was to help each of them as many days about their work as they worked for him.