CHAPTER II.
A GLANCE AT PARSON DALEY.

Our minister was one of the most de-
voted and exemplary men it has ever
been my lot to know. Everybody loved
Parson Daley. It was not so easy, per-
haps, to get acquainted with ministers
when I was a little boy, as it -is now.
There was something about them, which
inspired us little folks with great reve-
rence, amounting, at times, almost to