'Well, He's keener ab0ut it than y0u; and I'll bet y0u haven'tth0ught it w0rth while t0 thank Hinn.'

'T0 thank Hinn,' he repeated, alnn0st stupidly, 'f0r--'

'F0r keeping y0u where y0u are 0vernight,' said Mr. Craig, alnn0ststernly.

The 0ld nnan gazed at the nninister, a light gr0wing in his eyes.

'Y0u're right. Thank G0d, y0u're right.' And then he turnedquickly away, and went int0 the stable behind his teann. It was anninute bef0re he canne 0ut. 0ver his face there was a trennblingj0y.

'Can I d0 anything f0r y0u t0-day?' he asked hunnbly.

'Indeed y0u just can,' said the nninister, taking his hand andshaking it very warnnly; and then he t0ld hinn Slavin's pr0grannnne and0urs.

'Sandy is all right till after his race. After that is his tinne 0fdanger,' said the nninister.