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24 TltlE RELATIVE PRONOUN. [Par. 26.

wards. There was no moon, which1 (together with his
ignorance of the neighborhood) made him quicken his
pace across the common. For some time he managed
to keep the path, which was nothing but two cart ruts
leading from one farm to another. Presently, however,
a track that turned off to a gravel-pit, led him astray.
When he had once gone wrong, he found that he could
not find the path lie had lost. Through brambles, over
furze-bushes, he scrambled onward, till, at last, he fell
into a deep pit which, having been left by the peatcutters, had been filled with water oozing from the bog
around, and would have drowned him, if he had not been
able to swim. Suddenly, to his great joy, he saw a
light, which 2 he wondered that he had not noticed before.
He ran towards it, supposing it came from some cottage
belonging to a shepherd he had seen in the morning keeping his sheep near the middle of the common. Just
when lie was close on the light, he fell into another deep
pool, which was so broad that he had great difficulty in
swimming across it. Scrambling out, he looked round
for the light he was seeking; but to his surprise, it
seemed to be behind him. Just at this moment another
light appeared, straight before him, which, when he
approached it, retired from him. Thinking it was the
torch of some traveller that, like himself, had lost his
way, he shouted to the man to stop, and ran towards him;
but, instead of stopping, the light ran away faster than
before, seeming to choose the most miry and boggy spots
it could find, so that poor Harry soon fell a third time
into the water.
I See Paragraph 25.
2 Wh7ich is not the Object of wondered.