an unpleasant manner by mr he knew his own powers of however too well to despair of being able could he see to replace himself as firmly as ever in his good opinion with this purpose in view he his way to the house where he understood the newly made bishop yet was having made arrangements to proceed the if next morning to in order to be consecrated there waa therefore no time to be lost and he accordingly to effect an interview if he could on arriving the servant who was ignorant of the change against him which had been produced in his master s sentiments instantly admitted him and the bishop who had expected a present of game from his neighbour lord desired him to be admitted � the servant having only intimated that the man was come how is this said the in a loud and angry voice how did you get in sir your replied i came in by the door of course � an that your is generally the right way for as holy scripture says he proceeded anxious to let his see how deeply he was with as holy scripture says verily verily i say unto you he that not by the door into the but up some other way the same is thief and a robber indeed my lord i never the consolation that s in scripture lately glory be to god the bishop looked at him with an angry and eye for s to say truth puzzled him very much whether his con thb irish agent proceeded from audacity or sheer simplicity he felt to determine from any thing that he see in s features what is your business with me now v asked the why your replied i ve made out a couple of tes that will be a credit to our blessed establishment as soon as they re one of them my lord is called an the other tom in regard of � go about your business sir replied the with indignation i will my lord only my lord just before i about the your appointment to it is replied the other for many reasons you that wild priest but sure i said my lord that when i d get your appointment to it is i repeat t is o i haye too much regard for your morals and the advances you haye recently made in � knowledge to place you in such a situation u only some hardened sinner some ye and not an honest man like you that ought be appointed to such an office the nature of its m duties would only draw you into bad habits and corrupt your principles the fact is your very virtues and good qualities prevent you from getting it � for get it you assuredly is that your last my lord my last respecting that matter the then upon my conscience returned according to that rule hell the ha of the kind there was to prevent you from bein a bishop i hear you re goin up to to be consecrated and be me you want it but i d take my book oath that all the grace in your church won t be able to you into religion the back o my hand to you i say for i hate everything that s ungrateful it often happens that a petty insult coming from an unexpected source our indignation m re than an offence from a higher quarter the new made actually got black in the face and giddy in the head with the furious fit of passion which seized him on hearing this language from in the mean time we leave him to cool as best he may and follow to castle where he thought it probable he might meet father m nor was he mistaken he found that very zealous the irish gentleman the of a new chapel on a site given to father by mr the priest who know that the other had recently avoided him felt considerably at seeing the approach him of his own free will well said he in a voice which contained equal parts of irony and anger what do you want with me mr ah what a blessed you are i and what a they made when they caught you what do you want you shuffling scoundrel the grace o god i fear replied humbly and what brings you to me then i mean what s your business now why sir devil a one o me but s come back to the ould creed your reverence the impressions you made on me the day we liad the great argument was bo my it s yourself that can send home the � word your reverence in a way that it won t be forgotten how an sure hell the one o me but back his dirty to � an left him an it � although he offered if i d remain them to put short out and make me full my lord says i s best i ve m heard both sides o the argument from you and father m an be my if you were a bishop ten times over you couldn t a candle to him at scripture neither are you the mild and christian that he is sure i know your church well says i up to him it s a fat church no doubt an i ll tell you what s in it what s that you v says he t why then plenty of says i but no salvation an salvation to me your reverence but he got black over the whole face and rank passion but sure � would your reverence come a little more this way i think the men s to us � but sure continued in a low confidential and very friendly voice sure sir he wanted me to you for the religious instruction � 