Feuilles de forêt . 6 FEUILLES DE FORÊT. Elle n'a pas aimé laisser son pain à la boulangerie pour un cottager, mais un voisinage a consenti à s'occuper de cela, et son bateau léger faisait bientôt le goodheadway contre le vent et la vague. Elle a expliqué qu'elle ne se russait pas pour l'argent, seulement pour faire une faveur, comme elle voulait être aimable. Une fois de l'autre côté, le propriétaire d'Indian Head prit son bateau et s'est enragé à cinq milles de la destination de l'onc, le site d'un ancien village In-dian. Au cours de cette partie du voyage, une tempête a menacé. Thethunder s'est roulé et s'est fait l'écho dans les montagnes aussi bruyamment que les dix-neuf épines d'Hendrik Huds

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Forest leaves . 6 FOREST LEAVES. She did not like to leave her bread baking for a cottager, but a neighborconsented to look after that, and her light boat was soon making goodheadway against wind and wave. She explained that she did not row usover for the money, only to do a favor, as she wanted to be kind. Once on the other side, the proprietor at Indian Head took his ownboat and rowed three miles to onr destination, the site of an ancient In-dian village. During this part of the journey a storm threatened. Thethunder rolled and echoed in the mountains as loudly as the ninepins ofHendrik Hudsons company in the Kattskills. A greater darkness settleddown through the haze. A large and beautiful island near the center of. Through the Birches to Chateaugay Lake, the lake looked higher, more beautiful and farther away. The quietedwaters became black and began to ripple again. A few drops of rain fell and the storm retired, throwing backrumblings and reverberations as if laughing at its own stratagems. Someyears ago this lake was raised by a dam at the outlet, but owing to lack oflain its surface at this time was lower than for seven years. Vet evennow the relics were under water. So. after beaching the boat, off cameboots and stockings and a wading search was begun. Probably no one has attained the greatest enjoyment of collectingIndian relics, unless with bare feet, in water half-way up to his knees, hehas found them on the lake bottom and picked them out with his hands. FOREST LEAVES. 7 Our search was quite successful. Flakes, firestones, arrow and spearpoints, drills, knives and five stone axes, one of them massive and ofgranite, were our rewards. After a time we heard the paddle of wheels of a small

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