private banker s account with the papers of the business the disclosure was made and the storm raged fearfully thousands of people were wildly staring about for somebody alive to heap reproaches on and this notable case set the living somebody so much wanted on a when people who had nothing to do with the case were so sensible of its people who lost money by it could scarcely be expected to deal mildly with it letters of reproach and in from the and mr who sat upon the high stool every day and read them all informed his within a week that he feared there were out i must take the consequences of what i have done said the will find me here on the very next morning as he was turning into bleeding heart yard by mrs s corner mrs stood at the door waiting for him and mysteriously him to step into happy cottage there he found mr i thought i d wait for you here i wouldn t go on to the this morning if i was you sir why not mr there are as many a five out to my knowledge it cannot be too soon over said let them take me at once u yes but said mr getting between him and the door little hear reason hear reason they ll take you soon enough mr i don t doubt but hear reason it almost always happens in these cases that some insignificant matter itself in front and makes much of itself now i find there s a little one out � a mere palace court � and i have reason to believe that a may be made upon that i wouldn t be taken upon that why not asked i d be taken on a full grown one sir said mr it s as well to keep up appearances as your professional adviser i should prefer your being taken on a writ from one of the superior courts if you have no objection to do me that favor it looks better mr said arthur in his my only wish is that it should be over i will go on and take my chance another word of reason sir cried mr now this is reason the other may be taste but this is reason if you should be taken on the little one sir you would go to the now you know what the is very close excessively confined whereas in the king s bench mr waved his right hand freely as expressing abundance of space i would rather said be taken to the than to any other prison do you say so indeed sir returned mr then this is taste too and we may be walking he was a little offended at first but he soon overlooked it they walked through the yard to the other end the bleeding hearts were more interested in arthur since his than formerly now regarding him as one who was true to the place and had taken up his freedom many of them came out to look after him and to observe to one another with great that he was pulled down by it mrs and her father stood at the top of the steps at their own end much depressed and shaking their heads there was nobody visibly in waiting when arthur and mr arrived at the counting house but an elderly member of the persuasion preserved in rum followed them close and looked in at the glass before mr had opened one of the day s letters oh said mr looking up how do you do step in � mr i think this is the gentleman i was mentioning the gentleman explained the object of his visit to be a ob and executed his legal function shall i accompany you mr asked mr politely rubbing his hands i would rather go alone thank you be so good as send me my clothes mr in a light airy way replied in the affirmative and shook hands with him he and his attendant then went downstairs got into the first conveyance they found and drove to the old gates where i little thought heaven forgive me said to himself that i should ever enter thus mr was on the lock and young john was in the lodge either newly released from it or waiting to take his own spell of duty little bit both were more astonished on seeing who the new prisoner was than one might have thought would have been the elder mr shook hands with him in a shame faced kind of way and said i don t call to mind sir as i was ever less glad to see you the younger mr more distant did not shake hands with him at all he stood looking at him in a state of so that it even came within the observation of with his heavy eyes and heavy heart presently afterwards young john disappeared into the jail as knew enough of the place to know that he was required to remain in the lodge a certain time he took a seat in a corner and feigned to be occupied with the perusal of letters from his pocket they did not so his attention but that he saw with gratitude how the elder mr kept the lodge clear of prisoners how he signed to some with his keys not to come in how he others with his elbow to go out and how he made his misery as easy to him as he could arthur was sitting with his eyes fixed on the floor recalling the past brooding over the present and not attending to either when he felt himself touched upon the shoulder it was by young john and he said you can come now he got up and followed young john when they had gone a step or two within the inner iron 