My thanks are here due to Messrs. T. Y. Crowell & Co., N. Y., for liberty to include in this volume sundry stories from "Old Man Savarin"; to the American Baptist Publication Society, Philadelphia, for liberty to include "Dour Davie's Drive," and "Petherick's Peril"; to the University Magazine, Montreal, for liberty to include "Miss Minnely's Management"; to the Century Company, N. Y., for liberty to include "The Swartz Diamond." _When the croon of a rapid is heard on the breeze,_ _With the scent of a pine-forest gloom,_ _Or the edge of the sky is of steeple-top trees,_ _Set in hazes of blueberry bloom,_ _Or a song-sparrow sudden from quietness trills_ _His delicate anthem to me,_ _Then my …
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