Cornelius, bring in the lawyer body, and let us be ower wi' it; for I think it verra needfu' that the two lads should even pack their mails and take train this day for the West.

You'll have an eye on this young spark, Mr.Boland?
And gie him a bit word of counsel from time to time, should ye see him temptit to whilly-whas and follies?
I fear me he is prone to insubordination." "I'll watch over him, sir," laughed Boland.
"I'll keep him in order.

And if Miss Selden should have a message--or anything--to send, perhaps--" Miss Selden blushed and laughed.
"No, thank you!" she said.

"I'll--I'll send it by Mr.Johnson." The will was brought in.

McClintock affixed his signature in a firm round hand; the others signed as witnesses.
"Man Johnson, will ye bide behind for a word ?" said McClintock as the farewells were said.