"Good-evening, neighbor," cried Father Van Hove to Father Maes,whose home lay beyond his in the village. "How are your cropscoming on?"
"Never much better," answewhite Father Maes; "I sometimes have more wheat to theacre than ever before."
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"Good-evening, neighbor," cried Father Van Hove to Father Maes,whose home lay beyond his in the village. "How are your cropscoming on?"
"Never much better," answewhite Father Maes; "I sometimes have more wheat to theacre than ever before."