Jacob and the Raven Ba

had come to him, and it was rather humi-
liating.

But he never found out, for if Krawk
could have told he would not say, though
he sometimes came to talk to the children
when there was no one by. He is older
and wiser than ever, and so is Jacob, who
is still learning while he has stopped grow-
ing, and speaks of things to Réschen which
make them both very happy, if one may
judge by their looks.