foot on the premises again said solomon i ve got land of my own and property of my own to will away if s a poor tale how luck goes in the world said it never answers to have a bit of spirit in you you d better be a dog in the but those above ground might learn a lesson one fool s will is enough in a family there s more ways than one of being a fool said solomon i q shan t leave my money to be poured down the sink and i shan t leave it to om i like that were such and not turned with sticking the name on em solomon addressed these remarks in a loud aside to mrs as he rose to accompany her brother felt himself capable of much more wit than this but he reflected that there was no use in offending the new proprietor of stone court until you were certain that he was quite without intentions of hospitality towards wit men whose name he was about to bear mr in fact appeared to trouble himself little about any out showed a notable change of manner walking up to mr and putting business questions with much coolness he had a high voice and a vile accent whom he no longer moved to thought him the lowest monster he had ever seen but was feeling rather sick the waited for an opportunity of en mr in conversation there was no how many pairs of legs the new proprietor mi ht require for and profits were more to be on than also the as a second cousin was enough to feel curiosity mr after his one outburst had remained proudly silent though too much with unpleasant feelings to think of moving till he observed that his wife gone to fi s side and was crying silently while she held her darling s hand he rose immediately and turning his back on the company while he said to her in an � don t give way don t make a fool of yourself my dear before these people he added in his usual loud voice � go and order the i have no time to waste mary had ben re this been getting ready to go home with her father she met in the hall and now for the time had the courage to look at him he had that withered sort of which will sometimes come on young faces and his hand was very cold when she shook it mary too was agitated she was conscious that without will of her own she had perhaps made a great difference to s lot good bye she said with affectionate sadness be brave i do believe you are better without the money what was the good of it to mr s all very fine said what is a fellow to do must go into the church now he knew that this would vex mary well then she must tell him what else he could do and i thought i should be able to pay your father at once ana make everything right and you have not even a hundred pounds left you what shall you do now mary take another situation of course as soon as i can get one my father has enough to do to keep the rest without me good bye in a very short time stone court was cleared of w and other long accustomed visitors another stranger book iv � love problems had ht to settle in the neighbourhood of but in the case of mr there was more discontent with immediate visible consequences than speculation as to the effect which his presence might have in the future no soul was prophetic enough to have any as to what might appear on the trail of and here lam naturally led to reflect on the means of a low subject historical are remarkably in this way the chief objection to them is that the may lack space or what in often the same thing may not be able to think of them with any degree of though he may have a philosophical confidence that if known they would be it seems an easier and shorter wa to dignity to observe that � since there never was a true story which could not be told in where you might put a monkey for a and vice � whatever has been or is to be bv me about low people may be by being considered a so that if any bad habits and ugly consequences are brought into view the reader may have the relief of them as not more than and may feel himself in company with persons of some style thus while i tell the truth about my reader s imagination need not be entirely excluded from an occupation with lords and the petty sums which any of high standing would be sorry to retire upon may be to the level of high commercial transactions by the addition of as to any provincial history in which the agents are all of high moral rank that must be of a date long to the first bill and peter you perceive was dead and buried some months before lord came into office chapter tis strange to see the of these men these great spirits that should be wise � � � � � � � for the nature of great spirits to love to be where they may be most eminent they of themselves so above us in conceit with whom they do frequent imagine how we wonder and all tiiat they do or say which makes them strive to make our admiration more which they suppose they cannot less they give of their extreme and highest thoughts � daniel tragedy o mb went home from the reading of the will with his point of view considerably changed in relation 