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This economy enabled him to buy a satisfactory decision when the cause of the quarrel was submitted to arbitration. It was this considerate kindness that held them close friends and enabled them to enjoy one another's society. It was not an easy thing to fasten the hides together where we had split them along the belly to remove them from their carcasses, but by remaining out until the others had all been sewed in with my help, and then leaving an aperture in the breast of Perry's skin through which he could pass his hands to sew me up, we were enabled to accomplish our design to really much better purpose than I had hoped. |
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