He did it without any difficulty.

That undeveloped country and that sparse population were not well fitted for the heavy burden of a State Government, but no matter, the people were willing to have the change, and so the Governor's game was made.
Orion's game was made too, apparently, for he was as popular because of his honesty as the Governor was for more substantial reasons; but at the critical moment the inborn capriciousness of his character rose up without warning, and disaster followed.
MARK TWAIN.
(_To be Continued._) NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW No.

DCIX.
FEBRUARY 15, 1907..