to say it and then went in his bowed way out of the palace hall just as he might have gone out of the room all this time had been sobbing and crying and still continued to do so edward beyond opening his mouth in amazement had not opened his lips and had done nothing but stare mr also had been utterly and quite unable to assert himself in any way was now the first to speak i never never never was so used she sobbed there wm anything so harsh and so violent aad dear kind quiet little too what would she feel if she know that she had been innocently the means of exposing mo to treatment but i ll never t ll her good darling i ll tell her this helped mr to break his silence my dear said he i � ha � approve of your resolution it will be � ha hum � much better not to speak of this to it i i u � hum � it might distress her ha no doubt it would her greatly it is considerate and right to avoid doing so wo � ha � keep this to ourselves but the cruelty of uncle cried miss o i on the wanton cruelty of uncle mj dear said mr his tone though he m unusually pale i must request you not to my so you remember that your uncle is � ha � not what he formerly was must remember that your uncle s state requires � hum � at for oa from us forbearance i am sure cried it is only to that there must he something wrong in him or he could so attacked me of all the people in the world returned fr in a deeply tone you know with his innumerable good points what a � hum � wreck your uncle is and i entreat you by the fondness that have for him and by the fidelity that you know i have always shown him to � ha � to draw your own conclusions and to spare my feelings this the scene edward saying nothing but looking to the last perplexed and awakened affectionate uneasiness in her sister s mind that � lay by passing the part of it in violent fits of embracing her and in giving her and wishing herself dead chapter vi to be in tho halting state of mr henry go won to have left one of two powers in disgust to want the necessary for finding with another and to be about on both is to be in a for tho mind time is not l to improve the worst class of sum worked in the day world is by the who are always in tho rule of as to tho merits and of others and never in addition as to their own the habit too of seeking some sort of in the discontented boast of being disappointed is a habit with a idle carelessness and of soon comes of it to deserving things down by setting things up is one of its delights and there is no playing fast and i loose with the in any game without growing the worse for it i in his expressed opinions of all performances in the art of painting that completely destitute of merit was the most liberal fellow m earth he would declare such a man to more power in his finger provided he had none than such another had provided be had much in his whole mind and body if the objection were taken that the thing commended was he would reply on behalf of his art my good fellow what do we all turn out but torn out nothing else and i make you a present of the confession to make a of being poor was another of the incidents of his state though this may have had the design in it of showing ho ought to be rich just as he would publicly and the lest it should be forgotten that he belonged to the family two subjects were very often on his lips and he them ao well that he might have praised himself by e month together and not have made himself out half so important a man as he did by his light of his claims on anybody s consideration out of this some airy talk of his it always soon came to bo wherever he and his wife went that he had married against the wishes of his exalted relations and had had much to prevail on them to countenance her he never made the representation on the contrary seemed to laugh tho idea to scorn but it did happen that with all his pains to himself he was always in tho superior position from the days of their felt sensible of being usually regarded as the wife of a man who had made a descent in marrying her but whose love for her had that to they had been accompanied by of paris and at of paris was very much in the society of when they had first met this gallant ai little it at had been whether to kick him or encourage him and had remained for about four and twenty boon troubled to settle the point to his satisfaction that he had thought of tossing up a five piece on the terms tails kick heads encourage and abiding by the voice of the it chanced however that his wife expressed a dislike to the engaging and that the balance of feeling in the hotel was against hm upon that resolved to encourage him why this if it were not in a generous fit � it was not why should very much the superior of bin of paris and very well able to pull tliat to pieces and find out the stuff he was made of up with such a man in 