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UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.

mustn't expect their own way entirely; and I express in all our names that we'll make shift and be satisfied with what you say.' The tranter touched the brim of his imaginary hat again, and all the choir did the same. 'About Michaelmas, then, as far as you be concerned sir, and then we make room for the next generation.'

'About Michaelmas,' said the vicar.

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