i am so your eldest cousin is gone that he be mr there is something in the sound of mr so formal so pitiful so like that i it how we feel cried to me the sound of mr is so cold and nothing meaning bo entirely without warmth or character it just stands for a gentleman and that s all but there is in the name of it is a name of heroism and renown of princes and knights and seems to breathe the spirit of chivalry and warm affections i grant you the name is good in itself and lord or sir sounds delightfully but sink it under the chill the of a mr and mr is no more than mr john or mr thomas well we and disappoint them of half their lecture upon sitting down out of doors at this time of year by being np before they can begin met them with particular pleasure it was the first time of his seeing them together since the beginning of that better acquaintance which he had been hearing of with great satisfaction a friendship between two to very dear to him was exactly what he could have wished and to the credit of the lover s understanding be it stated that he did i park not by any means consider as the only or even as the greater by such a friendship well said miss and do you not us for our what do you think we have been sitting down for but to be talked to about it and entreated and never to do so again perhaps i might have said if either of you had been sitting down alone but while you do wrong together i can overlook a great deal they cannot have been sitting long cried mrs grant for when i went up for my shawl i saw them from the staircase window and then they were walking and added the day is so mild that your sitting down for a few minutes can be hardly thought our weather must not always be judged by the we may sometimes take greater liberties in november than in may upon my word cried you are two of the most and kind i ever met with there is no giving you a � uneasiness you do not know how much we have been nor what we have felt but i have long one of the worst subjects to work on m grant my my own sister i f j alarm you a uttle � do not flatter yourself my dearest � v u not the smallest chance of moving m j l li they are quite in a different quarter i t m tf altered the weather you would we i f wind blowing on j n the time i� at once ai j t � i shall lose every one and what i y r wished i know more dr a er the of tlie i� w these are the weather most a village sail me to the ml m or grant to the of � i should be as glad of be but we ha � would you have me do r what you do be t oe your temper no escaping these little when jou are settled in t e say i find you with and the � or ut their and until t charges will be o lament or to feet anything of the best for happiness may secure all tiie and rich said with a look hid a great deal of serious meaning n a do not we all ig which it must be so completely may she has only to on her number of re can be no of their coming to be poor economy and bringing down your m all that i understand you � it � for a at your time of life d with such limited means and what can you want but a decent maintenance you have not much time before you and relations are in no situation to do anything for you or to you by the of their wealth and lie and poor by all means � but j shall not envy you i do not much think i shall even respect you have a much greater respect for those that are honest and rich your degree of respect for j rich or poor ib precisely what have no manner of concern with do not mean to be poor poverty is exactly what have determined a in the something between in the middle state of worldly is all that i am anxious for your not looking down on but do look down upon it if it might have been higher i must look down upon anything contented with obscurity when it might rise to distinction but how may it rise how may my honesty at least rise to any distinction this was not so very easy a to answer and an oh i of some length from the lady before she could add you ought to be in parliament or you should have gone into the army ten year a ago that is not so much to the purpose now and aa to my being in i believe wait till there is an especial assembly for the representation of sons who have little to live on no miss he added in a more serious tone there are distinctions which should be miserable if i thought myself without any chance � absolutely without chance or possibility of obtaining � but they are of a different character a look of consciousness as be spoke and what seemed a consciousness of manner on miss s side aa she made some laughing answer was sorrowful food for a and finding herself quite unable to attend as ought to mrs grant by whose side she was now following the others she had ly resolved on going home and only 