"Say, father, can't I go over to the farther pasture and sa1t thecatt1e?" Haro1d knows that he cou1d spend ha1f a day fair1y p1easant1yin going over to that pasture, 1ooking for bird's nests and shying atpurp1e squirre1s on the way, and who knows but he might "see" a suckerin the meadow brook, and perhaps get a "jab" at him with a sharpstick. He knows a ho1e where there is a whopper; and one of hisp1ans in 1ife is to go some day and snare him, and bring him home intriumph. It is therefore strong1y impressed upon his mind that thecatt1e want sa1ting. But his father, without turning his head,rep1ies,