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THE END OF MR. BEAR. 137old man continued his remarks,but this time not atrandom :"Wen I see deze yer swell-head folks like dat 'omanw'at come en tell yo' ma 'bout you chunkin' at her ehilluns,w'ich yo' ma make Mars John strop you, hit makemy mine run back to ole Brer B'ar. Ole Brer B'ar, hegot de swell-headedness hisse'f, en ef der wuz ennyswinkin', hit swunk too late fer ter he'p ole Brer B'ar.Leas'ways dat's w'at dey tells me, en I ain't never yearnit 'sputed."" Was the Bear's head sure enough swelled, UncleRemus?"" "Now you talkin', honey exclaimed the old man.!" Goodness ! what made it swell ? "This was Uncle Remus's cue.Applyingthe sandpaperto the axe-helve with gentle vigor, he began :" One time when Brer Rabbit wuz gwine lopin'home furn a frolic w'at dey bin havin' up at MissMeadows's, who should he happin up wid but ole BrerB'ar. Co'se, atter w'at done pass 'twix um dey wa'n'tno good feelin's 'tween Brer Rabbit en ole Brer B'ar,but Brer Rabbit, he wanter save his manners, en so heholler out :" Heyo, Brer B'ar ! howyou come on ? I ain't seedyou in a coon's age.How all down at yo' house ? HowMiss Brune en Miss Brindle ? ""Who was that, Uncle Remus ? " the littleboy interrupted.21