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Le a piece of rope. This was the only part of the harness that could
break, so that when an accident of the kind occurred the driver had only
to step into the woods and cut a new one. It is a rough-and-ready style
of thing, but well suited to the rough country and the simple people of
Norway. Fred, being anxious to see as much as possible, had compelled
his guide to turn out of the usual high-road, the consequence of which
was that he soon got into difficulties; for although each shooscarle
knew the district through which they were passing, they could not quite
understand to what part of the country this peculiar Englishman was
going. This is not surprising, for the peculiar Englishman was not quite
sure of that point himself! On this particular night they seemed to have
got quite lost among the hills. At every stage of ten or twelve English
miles they changed horses and drivers. The drivers on this particular
stage were more stupid than usual, or Fred Temple was not so bright. Be
that as it may, about midnight they arrived at a gloomy, savage place,
lying deep among the hills, with two or three wooden huts, so
poor-looking and so dirty that a