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Excerpt from Loiterings of Travel, Vol. 3 of 3
My daughter he said, more in the way of' explanation than introduction, and without taking further notice of the young man whose presence seemed so unwelcome, he poured me a draught from the keg he had brought, pointed to the water falling close at my hand, and threw himself at his length upon the ground.
The face and general appearance of the young man, now seated directly Opposite me, offered no temptation for more than a single glance, and my whole attention was soon ab sorbed by the daughter of my singular host, who, crossing from the platform to the hut.
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