i broken broken undo nonsense and he looked at it in piteous how can it be broken it does hurt when i touch it it hurt i know all about iu i broke mine ago fell off a oh how unfortunate i am i but i will go to all the same can have it mended there as well m too will go t bed tliat is where you will go iii go to blades the old man a al to his whom t had brought around and stout fellow a took of by the legs and the left and him up stairs t and and deposited him i ri m bed he began to and that made him more tbey cut hi coat and put in a loose and � after a considerable delay the surgeon came and set arm and behold this ardent spirit he and fretted and his cure and oh be was so and passive fortitude be did not know what it meant it was two days after accident he was lying on his back by cursing lis evil fate and soul out of its prison when suddenly he heard a cheerful three to came a and he ushered into the sick room tbe the man himself in lied with great surprise and joy oh thi is kind to come and see your poor in hell ah cried you see i know what it is i have been chained down by the arm and the leg and all � it is tiresome tiresome it is � it is � oh dear heaven bless you for coming la la la besides i am come on business all the better i have nothing to do � tbat is what me � but to eat my own heart go to well my lad since you are in that humour cheer up for i bring you a job and a tough one � it has puzzled me what is it what is it well do you know a house and a family called do i know white w chapter xix � a for � no not for you for � before i find to to f came in that he had broken i oh oh i dear � our poor if poor had seen the pale faces and heard the faltering accents it have lt d to hia arm almost this hand the dropped so coolly among them it was a long while ere be j could recover from it enough to read the rest of the i i rode over to t and found him on his back want of to do i told him the whole he the bum i have his i we k be at to clear off mid make acquaintance with ah your they al as the latter part of this letter seemed to require a j the wrote a polite note and sent to leave it the at lodgings but the all mi down and wrote kind and pitying and soothing letter to need i say these letters fell upon like white lie next week called on the she received him alone they talked about madame tlie next day he dined with the whole party and the s manners were the opposite of wliat the had but she had a strong prejudice in m favour had her feelings been the other way his would have her it amused her if people s hearts are with you that for their heads i in common with them all she admired his and manly since he very day for a week with the walked with the young ladies and when after work he came over in the used to examine him and out such descriptions of and such heroism and simplicity mixed as made the evening pa on these occasions the young fixed their eyes oa him and drank in his character as well as his narrative io which were fewer i s than in any thing of the sort you ever read thus they made acquaintance and learned to know and esteem him said to her mother � tell me are there many such men in the world he is charming replied the old somewhat vaguely he is a man of crystal he never says a word he does not mean why said have you not observed he always means more than he says and does more i wish i was like him sighed no i thank you said the hastily he is a man a thorough man he would make an intolerable woman a fine life if one had a parcel of women about one all out their real minds every moment and never matters mamma what a horrid picture cried said the you are the favourite j think white lies ob no i you are tbe favourite ton know ll i am and d � but he opened the with you never with me c in and the tjie k ui tbe l he would be glad to speak to yon h a mil come h how droll he is fancy his for a like that be is like nobody el e don t go how he would � my dear i no more dare him than if i was one of his soldiers well go to your officer he comes i was just going to tell you to ask him wliat has pi posed about i will try mamma but indeed i hope be will for what else can he want me for the first salutation there was a certain hesitation about which bad never a trace of in to put him at ease and at the same time please her she began � has our been able to suggest any what don t you know tliat have been acting ail along upon bis ko indeed and yon have not told us what he advised i you why of not � they were 