| | The road that led home; a romance of plow-land; with some passages from the lives of Henry Nicol, philosopher of Islay; Ernie Bedford, pedagogue; Jim Dover, of the everlasting thirst; and Sioux Ben Sun Cloud, the Scotch-talking Indian; as well as others, not excluding Charlie Tinker of the continuous speech and Ida Bethune of the pale-green smile; Jim is deadby Ingersoll
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