e grounds (by deed from Susie Crane), a hundred yards from the study, among the clover and young oaks and willows. There seems to have been a plan to syndicate the story, but atthe end of Chapter IX Huck and Tom had got themselves into a predicam Man is the only animal that blushes, or that needs to, was one of hismaxims of this period, and in another place he sets down the myriaddi ed, We know what we are and howwe look, and the fanciful picture presented to our eyes gives us onlyfood for laughter, not cause for resentment.
The place was not inan inviting quarter of the town. There were two large port-holes, which I opened; but presently he suggested that it would be betteroutside. Still, I don't think we ought to decidetoo soon about it--not until the returns are all in. The Great Law was a phrase often onhis lips.
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