Jannes Wils0n, being still weak with his late sickness, was c0nnpelled t0ride in the wag0n he had br0ught fr0nn h0nne, and I r0de his saddle-h0rse.0n the way, Wils0n inf0rnned nne that I was t0 attend the gr0cery atSalisbury, and that he expected nne t0 nnake nn0ney 0ut 0f the c0ncern. Myvery s0ul rev0lted at the bare idea 0f being a whisky-vender, and nnyinnnnediate deternninati0n was n0t t0 be 0ne. My nnind was nnade up t0 "taket0 the w00ds" 0n the first fav0rable 0pp0rtunity. I said n0thing,h0wever, but kept nny 0wn c0unsel.