"You must be able to remember a long way back." "Well, you needn't make fun of this governor," said Corny, "for he's a real nice man.

We met him to-day, riding in the funniest carriage you ever saw in your life.

It's like a big baby-carriage for twins, only it's pulled by a horse, and has a man in livery to drive it.

The top's straw, and you get in in the middle, and sit both ways." "Either way, my dear," said Mrs.Chipperton.
"Yes, either way," continued Corny.

"Did you ever see a carriage like that ?" "I surely never did," said I.
"Well, he was in it, and some ladies, and they stopped and asked Rectus and I how we got along with our queen, and when I told them all about it, you ought to have heard them laugh, and the governor, he said, that Poqua-dilla shouldn't suffer after we went away, even if he had to get all his pepper-pods from her.