l ver divined if it wore not that the s should to among as much as possible after dinner and to cause is to get drunk on the stairs i know that gratifying social ends were so invariably that and i nothing else to � � referred to in the first standing toast of the society hich ran gentlemen may the present promotion of i od feeling ever reign among the il the the spent their money foolishly the hotel i lined at was in co vent garden and the first i when i had the honour of joining the grove at that time about i in a cab of his own and doing a a l lo the at the street oc t l n f lie j great i tlie and i saw liim on one occasion self at the door of the grove in this � like coals but here i anticipate a little for i not a and could not be according to the sa laws of the society until i came of age in my confidence in my own i w willingly have taken s expenses on mj hut was proud and i could make no proposal to so be got into in e direction and continued to look about him gradually fell into keeping late and late i i noticed that he looked about him with a eye at breakfast time that he began to about him more about mid day tha drooped when he came in to dinner that he set to capital in the distance rather dearly i dinner that he all but capital towards night and that at about two o clock in the mon he became so deeply again as to buying a rifle and going to america with a purpose of compelling to make his i was usually at about half the n and when i was at i haunted i whereof separately by and by would t come to when i was there and i t at those seasons liis father would occasionally i some passing perception that the opening he was i ing for had not appeared yet but in the tumbling up of the family his tumbling ont is was a thing to itself the mean time mr pocket grew and to lift himself out ii na � ct j j e mrs pocket tn v t � read her book of her told us about her and taught j idea how to shoot by shooting it into bed � it attracted her notice as i am now a period of my life with of clearing the way before me i can scarcely better than by at ones tho description usual manners and customs at tt inn we spent aa money as we could and got as li for it as people could make tip their minds to i � us we were always more or less miserable and i t of acquaintance were in the same condition i i re was a gay fiction among us that we were con i enjoying and a skeleton truth that i � never did to the best of my belief our case was i ui the last aspect a rather common one j every morning with an air ever new ent into the city to look about him i often paid a in the dark back room in which he with an ink jar a hat a coal box a an a desk and and a ruler and i do not remember that i ever saw hm do anything i i bat look about if we did what we under � � � to do as faithfully as did we might live a republic of the virtues he had nothing else to poor fellow except at a certain hour of every after � u to go to s � in of a � of seeing his principal i think he never did else in es ion with s that i could ont except come back again when he felt his i unusually serious and that he y i lie would go on change al i � and oat in a kind of c t g figure tlie for to me coming horns to dinner oa one t special i tlie truth to be t an opening won t to one but one must � i have been if we had been attached to one another i have hated one another regularly every i detested the chambers beyond that period of repentance and could not t sight of the s livery which had a more � pensive and a less appearance then th at any other time in the four and twenty hours got more and more into debt breakfast became b and form and being on one occasion at time threatened by letter with legal not as my paper might put it with i went bo a to seize the by his blue collar and shake h off his feet � bo that he was actually in the air ul a � for to suppose that i a roll at certain times � meaning at uncertain times they depended on our humour � i would say to hi as il it were a remarkable discovery my dear we are getting on badly my dear would say to mi all sincerity if you will believe me those very n were on my lips by a strange coincidence then i would respond let na into our affairs wc always derived profound satisfaction from i an appointment for m sa j was business t w a � � this was the way to take the foe by the throat i know thought ao too we rather for witli a bottle of something out of the � in order tliat our might be fortified for the � and we might come well up to the mark in t over we produced a 