the chapel before nay he both head and foot to the time as if he had wish it and he could ascend at once to heaven was a victory this was a moment of ig � hero was the christian soldier rattling n his chariot to the sound of the t and hen the service was over he shook hands with y of his friends as ho could exclaiming oh blessed day has this been to me i what a time indeed it is good to be tried truly of comfort were opened to my soul on y more abundantly than i dared to hope for el my privileges more strongly and more of w man within me � i am sustained and com and feel that it was good for me to be here m this day � i did not hope for this but it w graciously granted to me notwithstanding h good how heavenly a thing it is to be called up to suffer especially when we are able to do so in i and obedience may he be praised for all amen v now my dear friend who will say after all tl that the stage is the great school for actors who e saw on the boards of a theatre a more finished p than that of solomon m it so ha pens that i am acquainted with the whole and consequently can fully appreciate talents in the mean time i am paying a business to m to morrow that i may h an opportunity of a nearer inspection into his cl he is said to be an able deep and man � cowardly but tr but plausible and without the slight remorse of conscience to restrain him from accomplishment of any purpose no matter and yet the cure for all this in eyes of his own party is his boundless loyalty his thorough no wonder the should be no longer useful or respected when si supported only by such as m and his class the irish agent � at a little after ten i waited upon this agent to the castle property and found him in his office looking over an account ok with his son he has a bad face � black heavy oyer hanging eye brows and an upper lip that and gets pale when engaged even in earnest � his forehead is low but broad and indicating the minor of intellect together with great and cunning altogether he has the head and face of a for purposes which you shall know hereafter i declined presenting lord s letter of introduction which i calculated would put the fellow on his guard it more prudent to introduce myself as a anxious if i could do so conveniently to settle somewhere in the neighbourhood the son s was towards me when i entered and until he had finished the account at which he had been engaged which he did by a good deal of and he did not deem it worth while to look about him even at the entrance of a stranger having heard me express my intention of looking for a residence in the vicinity he did me the honour f one of the most i ever saw he is tall fellow above six feet his shoulders are narrow ut round as the curve of a pot � his neck is at least vol ii o m eighteen inches in length on the top of which i a head somewhat of a three shape country s wig block only not so looking his nose is short and turned up a li the top � his is awful but then it is himself for his eyes instead of looking around as such eyes do appear to keep a jealous and vi watch on each other across his nose � his chin is and retreating and from his wide mouth buck teeth that lie together pair of upon a dog heavens t beautiful girl � as it is said every where is and until now correct conduct and � should admit such i as this into her apartment i night too i after having stared at me for with a great deal of cunning and a great deal oi in his countenance he again began to pore blank pages of his book as if he had been wo out some difficult calculation and said the father after we had been ch for some time have you seen anything in the i that you think would suit you i am too much of a stranger sir i re to be able to answer in the affirmative � but i a the country and the scenery both of which i the irish agent immediate neighbourhood axe extremely beautiful and they are so he and the country is a fine one certainly ay said only for these cursed as he spoke he looked at me very significantly and drew three of his yellow fingers across his chin but added nothing more this by the way he did half a dozen times and on mentioning the circumstance it has been suggested to me that it must have been the sign by which one makes himself known to another the i replied do not enter into any objection of mine against a residence in the neighbourhood but as you mr m as agent of fine property must be well acquainted with the state and circumstances of the country you would confer a favour by me as a stranger to form correct impressions of the place and people then said he m the first place allow me to ask what are your politics as an englishman which i perceive you are by your accent � i take it for panted that you are a i am a certainly i replied and a of england one m ay but that s not enough said that won t do my good sir 