Think what we've done: four miles there, two to Moseley's, is six, then back to here--nine miles since noon, and not a bite to eat; I declare I don't see how we've done it; and as for me, I am just famishing.

Now, somebody's got to go back, to help Mr.Brown--there's no getting around that; but whoever goes has got to ride, not walk.

So my idea is this: one of us to ride back with Mr.Brown, then ride to Nancy Taylor's house with one of the Old People, leaving Mr.Brown to keep the other old one company, you all to go now to Nancy's and rest and wait; then one of you drive back and get the other one and drive her to Nancy's, and Mr.Brown walk." "Splendid!" they all cried.

"Oh, that will do--that will answer perfectly." And they all said that Mrs.

Enderby had the best head for planning, in the company; and they said that they wondered that they hadn't thought of this simple plan themselves.