was this mixture in my character on the wh j by do means recognised the wi t worth t i t i am to call myself to t i on i suggest i have yoa say i am i know lave in life and tl t alone that is being very and of � in don t you you know tl eyes on the fire which i thought kind of him hen my dear i cannot tell you t i feel aud how exposed of chances avoiding forbidden ground st now i may still say that on the constancy no person all my expectations and at the best how indefinite and to know so vaguely what they are in is i relieved my mind of what had always i more or less though no doubt most e replied in his gay hope it seems to me that in the despondency of � passion we are looking into our gift horse s h a glass likewise it seems to our attention on that overlook one of the beat points of d didn t you tell that guardian en told you in the beginning that you were red with only and even if he ld you so � though that is a very if � could you believe that of all men in london re is the man to hold his present unless be were sure of m i r not deny that was a a x it people often do so in cases like a ther concession to and justice i wanted to deny it t should it was a point said and i should think yon would be puzzled to a stronger as to the rest must hide his time you ll bo and before yon where you are and then you l get ft ther at all events you ll be getting it for it come at last what a hopeful disposition you have admiring his cheery ways i ought to have said for i have much else i must acknowledge by the by that f good sense of what i have just said is not my o but my father s the only remark i ever heard make on your was the final one the thing settled and done or mr would not be in and now before i say anything more about my fat or my father s son and repay confidence with i want to make myself seriously disagreeable you for a moment � positively repulsive you won t succeed said i oh yes i said he one two three a bow i am in for it my good fellow j he spoke in this light tone be was very much earnest i have been thinking since wo have bo talking with our feet on this that cannot be a condition of inheritance if she never referred to by your guardian am i right in wliat you have to i me aa � fc ta r to her directly ox s even d fur instance that patron might j ve views as to your marriage ultimately now i am quite free from the of grapes upon my soul and not being � i to her can yoa not from her i told yon i should be i turned my head aside for with a rush and a like the old marsh winds coming up from the wa a feeling like which had subdued me on the when i left the when the mists wore rising and when i laid my hand npon the finger post smote upon my heart again there silence between us for a little while yea but my dear went on aa we had been talking instead of silent it s having � � ii go strongly rooted in the breast of a boy whom and circumstances made so romantic renders it � ry serious think of her bringing up and think of think of what she is herself now i and you me this may lead � things i know it said i with my bead still away but i can t help it n t yon can t try no ble well said i getting up with a lively aa if he had been asleep and stirring the fire m endeavour to make myself so treat round the room and t i w bi tie in their places ii e l� g that were about looked into hall peeped into letter box shut tbe door came to ms by the fire where be sat do his left log in both arms i was going to a word or two my father and my father s i am is scarcely necessary for my father s son to remark my father s establishment is not particularly in its housekeeping there is always plenty said i to something encouraging oh yes and so the says i believe the strongest approval and so does the marine s shop in the back street gravely for the is grave enough you know how it is as well i do i suppose there was a time once when my had not given matters up but if there ever time is gone may i ask you if you have ever opportunity of remarking down in your part of country that the children of not exactly suitable t are moat particularly anxious to be i this was such a singular question that i a mm in return is it so i don t know said that s what i v to know because it is decidedly the case with my poor sister who was nest me and i before she was fourteen was a striking example l jane is the same in her desire to he you might suppose to have passed short existence in the perpetual contemplation of bliss little in a la arrangements for � � s j� great � � � n st and indeed i think 