and learnt from him all that he could tell of his own history, and of the young lady who had taught him to read his bible, and had advised him to try to make Boosy a Christian. I will relate to you the last part of this discourse which passed between Mr. Smith and Henry.
Mr. Smith. Do you think that Boosy's heart is at all turned towards God?
Henry. No, I do not think that it is; although for the last half year I have been constant-
