n em should fail fur to by em wi the truth let em ha to me what they may he spoke with the rugged earnestness of his place and character � deepened perhaps by a proud consciousness that he was faithful to his class under all their but he fully remembered where he was and did not even raise his voice no ma am no they re true to one another to one another to one another e en to death be poor em be sick em grieve em for o th causes that carries grief to the poor man s door an they ll be tender wi yo gentle wi yo comfortable wi yo wi yo be sure o that ma am they d be to bits ere ever they d be in short said mr it s because they are so full of virtues that they have turned you adrift go through with it while you are about it out with it how tis ma am resumed appearing still to find his natural refuge in s face that what is best in us seem to turn us most to trouble an n an mistake i but tis so i know tis as i know the heavens is over me the smoke we re patient too an wants in general to do right an i think the is aw wi us now my friend said mr whom he could not have exasperated more unconscious of it though he was than to any one if you will favor mc with a minute i like to have a word ot just now that you had to tell us ess you sure of that before wo go any m sure on t a gentleman from present mr handed point at mr james with his parliament gentleman i should hke him to heat a between you and mo instead of taking the � i know precious well beforehand what it will j better than i do take � instead of re it on from my mouth bent his head to the gentleman from london showed a rather more troubled mind than usual he turned i eyes involuntarily to his former refuge but at a look from quarter expressive he settled them o h face how what do you complain of asked mr i ha not st reminded him plain i for that i were sent for what repeated mr folding his arms m a general way com p looked at him with some httle for a s ment and then seemed to make up his mind sir i were never good at o t though i ha had n my share in o t we ate in a sir look town � so rich as tis � and see tb numbers o people as been into bein fur to an to card an to piece out a aw the same one way twist their an their graves look how we live an we live an in what numbers an by what chances an wi what and look how the mills is a gain an how they never works ns no to dis ant object � death look how you of ns an writes of us and talks of us an goes up wi to o slate bout ua an how yo arc right and how we arc wrong and never had n no reason ui us sm ever we were bom look bow this ha an air t an broader harder an hard times fro year to year fro generation unto generation who can look on t sir and fairly tell a man tis not a of course said mr now perhaps you u let the gentleman know how you would set this as you re so fond of calling it to rights i sir i be to t tis not me as be to for that sir tis them as is put me an aw the rest of us what do they upon sir if not to do t i ll tell you something toward it at any rate returned mr we will make an example of half a dozen we u the for and get em off to gravely shook his head don t tell me we won t man said mr by this time blowing a because we will i tell you sir returned with the quiet confidence of absolute certainty if yo was t a � aw as there is an aw the number ten times an was t em up in separate an sink em in the deepest ocean as were made ere ever dry land to be yo d leave the just tis strangers said with an anxious smile when ha we not i am sure sin ever we can call to mind o th strangers i tis not by them the trouble s made sir tis not wi them t i ha no favor for em � i ha no reason to favor em � but tis hopeless an useless to dream o them fro their trade stead o their trade fro them aw that s now about me in this room were afore i an will be when i am gone put that clock aboard a ship an pack it off to island an the time will go on just the same so tis wi every bit for a moment to his former refuge he observed a movement of her eyes toward the door stepping back he put his hand upon the lock but he had not spoken out of his own will and desire and he felt it in his heart a noble for his late injurious treatment to be faithful to the last to those who had him he staid to finish what was in his mind sir x wi my little learning an my common way tell hard times the what will better aw this though some o this town could above 