100 THE SILVER LAKE STORIES.

“hill, Clarence stepped up to him and
said, |

“ Look here, Peter Wagner, you must
give that little fellow back his sled !”

“5 ‘should like to know who is to
make me ?” said Peter.

“PI tell you, then,” said Clarence ;
“Tam to make you, if you don't do it
quickly. It is not right, or fatr, for
you to keep the poor little fellow’s sled,
and leave him sitting there in the
cold.” ! 7

“Oh, you Playfords are always talk-
ing about ° right and fair; and you
are no bettersthan other folks after all.
There's young@ther, who stood and

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